Lira

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Pub Date 06 Jun 2023 | Archive Date 15 Sep 2023

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Description

Lira is an innocent little girl, struggling to survive in a cruel, heartless world. As her father dies, she is left to fend for herself. Each day is a desperate and exhausting search for food, scouring through the Abyss, the only home she knows. Acute awareness does not always protect her from the very real risk of cannibalization or worse-- being abducted. This is a horrifying reality that no child should have to face in a brutally poetic tale.


Lira is an innocent little girl, struggling to survive in a cruel, heartless world. As her father dies, she is left to fend for herself. Each day is a desperate and exhausting search for food...


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ISBN 9798986104171
PRICE $8.49 (USD)
PAGES 110

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Armanis Ar-feinial does a great job in creating a horror novella, it had me on the edge of my seat from the beginning and didn't let go till the end. The characters were what I was hoping for from the genre. I'm glad it worked well overall and was hooked from the author.

"She descended further into the dark, an unknown sludge caked her legs with each step. She moved forward, getting further and further away from her hovel. She heard a screech. Yes, yes. That’s it. A K’hara! A great beast flying in the air, and unlike traditional animals, they can see in the Abyss. They care not for the light. Another reason to flock to the light during such times, don’t you think? But it was too early, and she had traversed too far for that to be an option."

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