Amaranthine
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Eternal Life. Endless Love. Infinite Cost.
For centuries, Amaranthine has walked through time—an immortal bound by a gift she never asked for. From the opulent halls of the Roman Empire to the decadent jazz clubs of 1920s London, to a futuristic floating city, she has lived countless lives, loved deeply, and lost more than most could ever bear. With each new era comes new faces: lovers, rivals, and those drawn to the mystery of her eternal existence. But immortality comes with a price, and as the world changes, so too does the weight of the centuries she carries.
Torn between living for the future and haunted by the choices of her past, Amaranthine must confront the question that has followed her for an eternity: What does it mean to live forever when everything and everyone else fades away?
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About Delia Strange
Delia Strange was born in Auckland, New Zealand (north-west of Hobbiton) and is currently living in Brisbane, Australia with her husband and daughter.
She wrote sci-fi in her teens, horror in her twenties and speculative fiction in her thirties but each genre always had strong elements of fantasy.
Fantasy is now the primary genre Delia chooses to write in, though it can be said that the fantasy genre has chosen her.
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