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Fate of the Forsaken: The Legend of Anaya
Paperback
Publisher: Omar Idris
Published: Oct 8 2024
Pages: 608
Weight: 1.77
Height: 1.35 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Anaya has spent her life in the quiet, seaside village of Remia, where the rhythm of the tides dictates the days and the sea provides for those who call it home. A humble fisherwoman, she has known little beyond the crashing waves and the warmth of her family. But the simplicity of her world is an illusion-one that shatters the day her village is burnt to the ground.
Anaya is thrust into a life she never asked for-a world of bloodshed, betrayal, and war. With nothing but her will to survive and a burning need for justice, she is forced onto a dangerous path, one that will test the limits of her strength and push her beyond anything she ever thought possible. Along the way, she must forge alliances, navigate treacherous politics, and battle foes far stronger than herself. But no matter the cost, she refuses to back down. Because if she fails, it won't just be her family that remains lost-it will be the entire Kingdom of Solaris.
To stand against the Tyrant, she must become more than a survivor. She must become a warrior, an assassin, a hero.
The road ahead is treacherous, the cost of failure unthinkable. But Anaya will not stop until she frees her people, her family, and the Kingdom of Solaris itself from the clutches of the Tyrant King Ranoch.
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