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Salvation's Dawn: An Epic Fantasy Saga

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When Citaria falls under the shadow of a demonic incursion, only a legendary hero can stop them.

For Karian Vanador, though, being resurrected comes with a price. Not only is she in a different time and place, but the world has changed in her absence, and she must face the dark demons of her past once again.

Partnered with allies who would've been her enemies in her past life, she must adapt to this new world and lead these young heroes to fulfill their potential - to stop a civil war being stoked by demonic influences. If they fail, Citaria may fall to a war that dwarfs the Apocalypse.

What lies beneath the demons' sudden interest in Citaria? And how is one woman supposed to counteract it? The gods sent their best, but can she become the hero of today as well?

Experience the start of an epic fantasy saga for the ages. It’s perfect for fans of Raymond E. Feist, R. A. Salvatore, and Bryce O’Connor.

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I don't understand the appeal of the protagonist, she is in my eyes a whiny, mentally weak person that likes to feel sorry for herself. She goes on and on about how mean it is that she was reborn even though she doesn't lose abything, she just lives another life and can then go back to her cushy afterlife wich she so dearly misses. And why the hell is the supposedly strong, independent protagonist wholly dependent on positiv feedback from others while seemingly looking at every male as possible tragic mate whom she wants but just can't have...for reasons. And from what she does and how she reacts to small threats I just can't believe the story when it tries to tell me that the protagonist was once a famous person, the way she handles herself reminds me of a teenager not a person who has seen so much death, fought many demons and even died once.

I just can't get into the protagonist

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