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Teleios: Flaw, is Perfect!
Paperback
ISBN13: 9789811899409
Publisher: Asvoria K.
Published: Jun 27 2024
Pages: 408
Weight: 1.20
Height: 0.91 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
In the dusk of Hellas, the shadow of Rome began to stretch its dominance. Arete of Syracuse had lost her father and her beloved city. Following his last wish, Arete embarked on her odyssey to stop the strange malevolent forces behind which controlled the Roman Emperor Nero.
Guided by a determination in her heart, Arete traveled to the fabled city of Oraiapolis to find a mysterious Teleios, the perfect woman who was rumoured to be the living Aphrodite.
Along her journey traveling through different villages and cities, she fought against ferocious creatures and forged unbreakable bonds with a diverse cadre of companions, each carrying the weight of their own life in hearts.
What would transpired throughout their perilous journey that could shape their destinies? And what evil forces would seek to capture the Teleios for their own sinister ends?
You will get those ancient Greco-Roman shits but nothing is historically accurate!
This is truly an ultra feminist tale in a patriarchal world.
Anonymous Reader
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