She wants to hunt when she's not hungry. She wants to spin in a velvet dress— just once. Most of all, she wants to live long enough to find out what living actually feels like.
Twelve years of rage, and Laua finally got her revenge. She killed the general who burned her world. So why wasn't it enough?
Now her friend is missing, war is coming, and her body is already running out the clock. Laua has one mission left: infiltrate the Royal war camp, save her people, and not die for nothing before the sickness takes her. She's already written the goodbye letters.She just didn't prepare for Tirin.
She needs to follow him. Trust him. And stay the hell away from him.
In a war built on lies, the most dangerous thing in Verlore is the man who makes Laua want to survive.
I write stories for those who find beauty in the struggle, shun the easy way, and crave the true burn. In The Bluebound, I dive deep into the themes of growth and survival, challenging the boundaries between hero and villain. Step into my world and discover the price of power.
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