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Emethystin: Privilege of death
Paperback
ISBN13: 9789370184336
Publisher: Bluerose Publishers
Published: Mar 26 2025
Pages: 380
Weight: 0.83
Height: 0.85 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
She was never afraid of the dark-she was born from it, shaped by it. But in the
shadows, she learned that even the lost have a path, and even the broken have a
purpose.
From Emethistyin, Well Lyra calls me Emethy, but I still don't know where I belong. I know
what I must do. I was meant to heal, to save-but to survive, I have had to kill. My birthmark
whispers secrets I cannot escape, tying me to something far beyond my understanding. I have lost
too much, yet I still care-even for those who have hurt me. I fear Death & I despise it. But it
follows me, watching, waiting. Apart from that, the shadows shift when I enter. The spirits linger,
their hollow eyes fixed on me. The living keep their distance and the dead refuse to let go. I am
not just a girl not just a healer. I am bound to something ancient, something that does not ask-it
claims. And as the world begins to unravel, I must choose: fight my fate or embrace what I was
always meant to be.
The darkest paths are not meant to be feared-they are meant to be walked. For
only in the depths of shadow do the hidden roads to light begin to reveal
themselves.
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