A story about fate and choices.
When a highly sought-after fortuneteller suddenly goes missing, everyone believes they’ve been kidnapped. What nobody anticipates is that the meeting between a young fortuneteller and his cynical maid has set into motion a race against time, as the man whose entire identity was about telling other people’s futures is finally trying to avert the disasters and bloodshed written in their own secret destiny.
Part I: The Fool
Table of contents
Chapters
1
Invocation to the Muse
10
The Trials of Polyphemus
40
Sirens, Scylla, and Charybdis
80
The Palace of Circe
120
Return to Ithaca
130
Concerning a Court Intrigue
About the author
Homer
One of the most celebrated poets of ancient Greece, Homer is believed to have authored The Iliad and The Odyssey, epic works that shaped Western literature.
Though little is known about his life, his stories have endured for millennia and offer profound insights into human nature, mythology, and the ancient world.
What readers said
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“Pretty weird but at least original. I dislike that character Bezel with a passion, though.” – Naz, age 42.
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“Where are my snacks.” – Mana, rat, age 2.
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“I’m not sure what to make of it but it was a decent read.” – Hirunika M.
The About’s Words
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運命とは、人生を辻褄合わせるフィクションか、本物か。
The Fortuneteller’s Fate is a Cli-Fi (climate fiction) book about a prophetic teen and his friend trying to survive in a world ravaged by disasters, social breakdown and eco-cults. Emile,…
