The Soleinty Phenomenon - Hellion, J.D.
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How Far Would You Go To Protect The Memory Of A Loved One? Seventy-five-years ago humans colonised Planet XV-741. The bloodthirsty indigenous population, the Soxtimi, was driven to the mountains and the land was divided into 21 colonies under the policies of the Ladies of the Sun and the Lords of the Moon. Hyco Kayan is a deviant. After a violent encounter with a Lord of the Moon, he and his mother are forced to leave the City of the Rising Moon and are exiled to Qualo, a mining colony, also called the last stop. When, one night, the Soxtimi attack the village and the local bar burns down,…mehr

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How Far Would You Go To Protect The Memory Of A Loved One? Seventy-five-years ago humans colonised Planet XV-741. The bloodthirsty indigenous population, the Soxtimi, was driven to the mountains and the land was divided into 21 colonies under the policies of the Ladies of the Sun and the Lords of the Moon. Hyco Kayan is a deviant. After a violent encounter with a Lord of the Moon, he and his mother are forced to leave the City of the Rising Moon and are exiled to Qualo, a mining colony, also called the last stop. When, one night, the Soxtimi attack the village and the local bar burns down, Hyco's whole life changes. He discovers the existence of the Soleinty ritual and its horror. With the help of Kalium Delo he tries to put an end to the barbaric ritual and falls into a desperate act that could cost him more than his life.
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J.D. Hellion grew up in Belgium. He has been writing stories for most of his life. He wrote stories for TV series, movies, games... all in his room, without anyone ever reading them, till the point where he decided to write books. He took creative writing classes, got his diploma and entered writing contest after writing contest. The Soleinty Phenomenon is his first publication.