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Unfortunate's cover. Shows a bloodied man in a dark alley, wearing a suit and clutching a rock. A storm rages outside the alley, with lightning streaking across the sky, and a single gas lamp illuminates the scene. A dead body rests near the character, with only its legs visible, and an orange eye spies the scene from within a shadow. The title is at the top of the cover, with a D20 in place of the letter O, and my name (Ayrton Silva) is written on a wall next to the character like a graffiti.

Unfortunate
Our one last chance, when everything falls apart.
Blurb:

Wealth, power, and an easy life. Vaz had it all, but nothing could satisfy him. He always wanted more.

When one of his plans makes his boss finally decide he is a threat, Vaz finds himself with only two options: to roll over and die, or to roll the dice. Literally. Due to an ancient pact between his people and a god of chaos, Vaz, like all citizens of his country, has a special die that grants wishes... if you get a 20. Anything else results in a grisly death.

Vaz knew there would be a price to pay, but he didn't expect that, instead of getting his wish right away, he'd have to work for his own safety. Worse: that he'd have to work for the sake of another person.

Now a fugitive forced to prevent a young woman's death, Vaz is confronted not just by the ugliness of his world, but by his own part in it.

Details:
  • Genre: Fantasy
  • Length: 166 pages
  • Age rating: 14+
  • Content warnings: Violence
  • Languages: English (US), Brazilian Portuguese
  • Release date: May 31st, 2024
  • Formats available: Kindle only
  • Stores: Amazon only
  • Kindle Unlimited: Yes
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The cover of "The Wings of Ashtaroth", by Steve Hugh Westenra. It depicts a city with domed roofs and tall towers seemingly sculpted out of sand, with a giant winged person's torso and head behind it. The person in question has feathered wings, delicate features, and wears a crown of branches and dried leaves and flowers. The title is at the top, in big white letters, while the author's name is at the bottom in a smaller font. on the left side, there's a caption with the words "a novel".
Review: The Wings of Ashtaroth

My review of "The Wings of Ashtaroth", by Steve Hugh Westenra.

  • Genre: Political Fantasy
  • Length: 1477 pages (ebook)
  • My rating: Four stars

May 24, 2024

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Review: Far Removed

My review of "Far Removed", by CB Lansdell.

  • Genre: Science fiction
  • Length: 355 pages (ebook), 308 pages (paperback)
  • My rating: Five stars

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The cover of "Worm", by Wildbow. Shows a city skyline at sunset, with tall buildings and lots of light. You can tell the city is by the ocean due to reflections at the bottom. The title and the author's name are in white at the top.
Review: Worm

My review of "Worm", by Wildbow.

  • Genre: Superhero fiction
  • Format: Web serial
  • Length: 1.6 million words
  • My rating: Five stars

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The cover of "Fragmented Fates", by Nancy Foster. Consists of an illustration with two distinct halves. The top half shows a halfling (the appearance is that of a human, but with pointed ears), with dark skin, and dark brown hair in an elaborate style adorned with a golden ornament resembling a tiara. She also wears a golden, jeweled mask, and a white mantle. The left side shows a cloudless blue sky, while the right side shows shadows. The bottom half displays a city in a desert, with a single large palace with a domed roof, and domed buildings along the walls. Beyond the city lies the ocean. The title is in white, at the very bottom, its font resembling arabic letters. The author's name sits beneath the title, in a smaller, different font, also white.
Review: Fragmented Fates

My review of "Fragmented Fates", by Nancy Foster.

  • Genre: Fantasy
  • Length: 217 pages
  • My rating: Four stars

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The cover of "Platinum Tinted Darkness". It features a young, blond woman wearing shining armor, with a backdrop that can be either clouds or smoke, but half of her is well lit and has a white, angelic wing, and the other one is partially in shade and has a black, crumbling wing. At the bottom, there is a city in ruins.
Review: Platinum Tinted Darkness

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  • Genre: Fantasy
  • Length: 405 pages (ebook), 414 pages (paperback)
  • My rating: Five stars

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Review: Exile

My review of "Exile", by A.J. Calvin.

  • Genre: Fantasy
  • Length: 330 pages (ebook), 280 pages (paperback)
  • My rating: Five stars

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