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by S. T. Seitz (Author)
The dead rule the past. The enemy rules the present. Their love threatens both.
Remedy Ivanov was raised to save a nation.
Nith was created to protect it.
Neither became the hero Kraji expected.
Thirteen years after surrendering to the Eastern Offensive, Kraji remains under occupation-watched by the enemy, bound by ancestral law, and haunted by the dead its people worship.
Revered as the daughter of Kraji's most honored general, Remedy now lives as a sacred untouchable. She is deprived of the touch of others and forbidden from using her brilliant mind to ease her people's suffering. Nith is one of Kraji's genetically engineered, winged super-soldiers known as Angels. He should have died defending Kraji. Instead, he survived its fall. Disgraced and enslaved by the occupiers, he endures a life of servitude for the sake of the child he is forbidden to see.
Neither Remedy nor Nith dreams of saving their country. They simply want something the laws of Kraji-and the powers that rule it-do not allow: connection. But when a chance encounter draws them together, their forbidden bond threatens more than tradition. It exposes the divisions that have kept a conquered people obedient and becomes an act of defiance neither can take back. In a nation ruled by fear, shame, and decades of carefully preserved lies, their connection could ignite a revolution.
And bring their country back from the dead.
Death Remedy is the first book in the Akman's Angels Trilogy, an adult, character-driven dystopian science fiction series about redemption, identity, and the dangerous power of human connection.
Perfect for readers who crave emotionally immersive science fiction, complicated female protagonists, deeply flawed heroes, post-war societies, philosophical questions, and intimate relationships with political consequences. Expect rich cultural worldbuilding, moral ambiguity, genetically engineered winged soldiers, an emotionally complex open-door romance, and hard-won hope amid beautiful devastation.
