Absolution - Tan, Anna
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If cursed is the hand that kills, then it wouldn't matter if that same hand stole, would it? Tulen feels doubly cursed, forced to serve the bratty princess of Impian as punishment for her crimes. When said princess embarks on a pilgrimage, Tulen grabs her only chance to offer a sacrifice at the holy city of Suci-and maybe, finally, feel clean again. Sultan Mikal has set his face towards Suci-and certain death. Nothing about his Penance is clear, except the fact that if he fails, Terang will fall along with him. When Tulen's pilgrimage intersects with Sultan Mikal's quest to fulfil the Covenant…mehr

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If cursed is the hand that kills, then it wouldn't matter if that same hand stole, would it? Tulen feels doubly cursed, forced to serve the bratty princess of Impian as punishment for her crimes. When said princess embarks on a pilgrimage, Tulen grabs her only chance to offer a sacrifice at the holy city of Suci-and maybe, finally, feel clean again. Sultan Mikal has set his face towards Suci-and certain death. Nothing about his Penance is clear, except the fact that if he fails, Terang will fall along with him. When Tulen's pilgrimage intersects with Sultan Mikal's quest to fulfil the Covenant of Salt, Tulen faces a difficult dilemma: What is her absolution worth in the face of the sultanate's very existence?
Autorenporträt
Anna Tan grew up in Malaysia, the country that is not Singapore. She writes fantasy stories and fairy tales, and has short stories included in various anthologies. She helps people publish books at Teaspoon Publishing, which includes yelling at HTML for epub reasons. She is also the editor of NutMag, an annual zine published for and by MYWriters Penang. Anna has an MA in Creative Writing: The Novel under a Chevening scholarship and is the current President of the Malaysian Writers Society. She is interested in Malay/Nusantara and Chinese legends and folklore in exploring the intersection of language, culture, and faith. She can be found tweeting as @natzers and forgetting to update annatsp.com.