RISE OF THE BORINQUENS: FATE AND DESTINY Paperback – September 11, 2025

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Management number 222231584 Release Date 2026/05/04 List Price US$12.00 Model Number 222231584
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Born into captivity. Destined for a throne.On a lush Caribbean island centuries before European arrival, the warlike Caribs rule with iron strength while the peaceful agrarian Arawaks cling to survival. Into this world is born Ameyro, the son of Ishti, a captured Arawak princess carrying the rightful heir to her nation’s throne.Raised as a Carib warrior and guided by his mother’s wisdom, Ameyro rises through the ranks to become Ouboutou, a captain of captains. But when his true heritage is revealed, a childhood friendship with the proud Carib Savacou twists into bitter hatred. Once brothers-in-arms, they are now sworn enemies—each determined to see the other fall.With his mother and his mate Anacaona by his side, Ameyro must escape captivity, reclaim his stolen birthright, and face Savacou in a battle where only one can survive. The fate of nations—and the legacy of a people—hangs in the balance.The Rise of the Borinquens is a gripping work of Caribbean historical fiction that blends epic adventure, indigenous culture, and dramatic survival. Perfect for readers who enjoy indigenous historical novels, tribal warfare epics, and action-packed tales like Apocalypto. Read more

ISBN13 979-8262433070
Language English
Publisher Independently published
Dimensions 5.5 x 0.98 x 8.5 inches
Item Weight 1.27 pounds
Reading age 14 - 18 years
Print length 389 pages
Publication date September 11, 2025

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