Makamisa: Seminarista
by Harlet Indie Editorial Team
A priest who was pretending to be the head of church, trying to save everyone even until death.
ABOUT THE BOOK
In the colonial town of Tulig, Padre Agaton is haunted by visions, buried secrets, and the suffering of his people. After the brutal death of a woman named Niña, his faith begins to unravel as he confronts colonial violence, guilt, desire, and the silence of God. Blurring the boundaries between memory, reality, and the supernatural, Makamisa is a literary reimagining of Rizal’s unfinished novel that explores martyrdom, grief, and the cost of survival.
Book Details:
- Genre: Literary & Historical Fiction
- Format: eBook
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