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A fatal mistake. A tormented soul. Can he break free of the chains of his destruction? Bahia, Brazil. Faron's destiny changed in a moment of heartbreaking betrayal. Accidentally killing his mother in an explosion of justified rage, the distraught son of a plantation owner and slave falls swiftly to the retribution of the other servants. But even though he's brutally punished and buried after an execution, he's shocked when he wakes transformed into a cursed being of myth. Fleeing to the Amazon jungle for a spiritual cure, Faron discovers he can temporarily transform into his old self in…mehr

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A fatal mistake. A tormented soul. Can he break free of the chains of his destruction? Bahia, Brazil. Faron's destiny changed in a moment of heartbreaking betrayal. Accidentally killing his mother in an explosion of justified rage, the distraught son of a plantation owner and slave falls swiftly to the retribution of the other servants. But even though he's brutally punished and buried after an execution, he's shocked when he wakes transformed into a cursed being of myth. Fleeing to the Amazon jungle for a spiritual cure, Faron discovers he can temporarily transform into his old self in exchange for another person's life. But in his search for redemption as a murderous monster with an insatiable appetite for flesh, he arrives on the Gold Coast, West Africa where he stumbles upon an albino orphan, a beautiful woman, and creatures far more deadly than himself. Will Faron's abominable secret be his eternal penance? Corpo Seco is a spellbinding tale of speculative fiction. If you like multifaceted and sensuous characters, breathtaking magical realism, and blending Brazilian mysticism with African folklore, then you'll love Nadia Maddy's twisted fable.
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Nadia Maddy is a London-based writer with roots in Sierra Leone, exploring themes of identity, resilience, and the human spirit. From her early days with the BBC's Video Nation to her acclaimed novel The Palm Oil Stain, Nadia's writing fearlessly tackles the realities of the Sierra Leonean Civil War. A passionate advocate for emerging voices, she founded a creative writing competition in partnership with PEN Sierra Leone, fostering the talents of young writers whose works have been published in various magazines.Nadia holds an MA in Sociology and has over 15 years of teaching experience in further and higher education, she currently serves as Program Lead and Senior Lecturer at Bath Spa University. She was also on the editorial advisory board of the Sierra Leone Writers Series (SLWS) for five years.Her debut novel, The Palm Oil Stain, has been critically examined in scholarly circles, including a feature in the anthology War, Women, and Post-conflict Empowerment: Lessons from Sierra Leone edited by Josephine Beoku-Betts and Fredline A. M'Cormack-Hale (Bloomsbury). Nadia's latest work, Corpo Seco, continues to showcase her powerful storytelling, blending cultural heritage with imaginative narratives.