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The Captive of Lucas: An Epic Fantasy Novel
Between love and loss, Songuryan saga reaches a crossroads, where one’s death will break hearts and echo through eternity.
The war spreads across the world.
While Garnon struggles to hold his people together, the armies are not strong enough to withstand the enemy.
They don’t realize that the key figure in this entire game is Lucas’s captive.
While they think they are only fighting the Mudhas, the Whisperers have already sealed their fate.
And then, the true horrors of war emerge from the shadows.
Akmoa’s Stone Army and Ottor’s Fire Army awaken.
Defeating the enemy is now impossible.
The war spreads across the world.
While Garnon struggles to hold his people together, the armies are not strong enough to withstand the enemy.
They don’t realize that the key figure in this entire game is Lucas’s captive.
While they think they are only fighting the Mudhas, the Whisperers have already sealed their fate.
And then, the true horrors of war emerge from the shadows.
Akmoa’s Stone Army and Ottor’s Fire Army awaken.
Defeating the enemy is now impossible.
215 pages, Paperback
Published April 26, 2025
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About the author
Defne F. Sener
3 books2 followersI studied economics and work in marketing, but writing has always been the only place where I truly feel free.
After years away, I finally listened to the quiet voice that kept calling me back.
Even when life kept me busy with other things, I never really stopped writing.
It’s where I remember who I am: quiet, free, and endlessly curious.
The road to publishing my books was long and difficult, not unlike the battles that unfold within them.
Each page was a fight, and each story a small victory.
The King of Atropa was my way back to that freedom and the first step into the world of Songuryan.
After years away, I finally listened to the quiet voice that kept calling me back.
Even when life kept me busy with other things, I never really stopped writing.
It’s where I remember who I am: quiet, free, and endlessly curious.
The road to publishing my books was long and difficult, not unlike the battles that unfold within them.
Each page was a fight, and each story a small victory.
The King of Atropa was my way back to that freedom and the first step into the world of Songuryan.
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