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*Books of the Month February 2024 for Best Young Adult Category on ManyBooks.net*
December 31, 2044.
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Five families win golden passes, and they get a once-in-a-lifetime chance of going on board the Pinisi Elang to Emerald of the Equator. But their journey to its off-the-beaten-track sites turns to a nightmare when some of them deal with back-to-back death after failing to complete certain challenges in each area. As the remaining families are trying to adapt with the local wisdoms, they suddenly realize the importance of survival. Harder still, they must deal with another test: morality and their self-worth.
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"The Cursed Odyssey is an amazing novel by Frederick Martinus. I obviously recommend the book to everyone, especially those who are a big fan of epic fantasy or like to travel a lot. The quality of the writing, the wonderful messages each chapter is trying to convey, and unique world building that combines the concept of past mythological creatures and the future world are extraordinary. I never heard about Pinisi yacht and its construction in the UK before, like how and why it is made like that now make sense to me. What is more, this novel has plenty of entertainment values, like you get to know some awesome local songs and foods in different languages. After reading the story, I am interested in planning a vacation to Sulawesi this December and trying to familiarise myself with uta dada, a chicken curry that is said to be extremely spicy. This novel truly excites and enlivens my imagination and I thoroughly enjoy every single description in the story. It is worth reading! Certainly, get my money's worth from an excellent inexpensive book!" --- Dane
"The storytelling is really great, and I believe this novel can be adapted into movie soon. What makes The Cursed Odyssey different is that the story will keep you enamored with picturesque isles and well-preserved Monument of the Equators, which left me awestruck. I also like the fact that The Cursed Odyssey does not undermine the supporting roles. The author cleverly uses songs to put them at the focal point as the main ones, so I applaud him for that. Last but not least, I admire his balanced use of diction. At times it can be literary, but other times it can be scholarly. Like the way he uses "tempest" and "slake" instead of "storm" and "quench", then the way he uses certain terminology, like allepa (paint bucket), sawi(workers), and many more. Overall, this is a novel that leaves an emotional impact and a matter of conscience on my mind. I recommend this book to my friends, and I am sure they will like it and give five stars too." --- Yolanda
"I came across your remarkable book, and I must truly say that I was truly captivated by the depth and creativity you have poured into your work..Thank you for your time and dedication to the world of literature." --- John K.
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