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    Reapers Origins: Hellfire : Ignited
    Reapers Origins: Hellfire : Ignited
    Reapers Origins: Hellfire : Ignited
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    Reapers Origins: Hellfire : Ignited

    By Abraham Jidah

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    Nihilanth Spriit, a ten year old peasent boy who is destined to be a farmer has a strange friendship with a noble girl. Her name is Perdita, and she has her entire life laid out for her to follow. Both of them desire the same thing...

    Freedom, to live by their own accord.

    As they both walk down the path to achieve that goal, through secrets, promises, purgatory ....
    and hellfire, what hardships will they face?

    How high is the price of freedom? and is it even worth it?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBooks on Demand
    Release dateAug 31, 2020
    ISBN9789180072199
    Reapers Origins: Hellfire : Ignited
    Author

    Abraham Jidah

    Abraham Jidah is an eighteen year old new coming author from Sweden. Being a fan of fantasy, sci-fi and the supernatural, he debuts with Reapers Origins. He is a fan of comics, Japanese literature and video games.

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