A soul of fire trapped in the wrong body, Inamatorii is branded and transformed by the vengeful Goddess of the Sun Spoken to enact the old songs of wrath and ruin. Given the chance to escape old chains, and soon discovered by a loving harem of travelers, Inamatorii only wishes to enjoy the life her old body denied her.

But the Goddess will not be ignored, and her new paramour will find the Paths more dangerous than a sheltered life could have possibly prepared her for.

What to expect!
1. Polyamorus disaster lesbians who love to snuggle
2. Big friendly ostriches
3. Smexy sex scenes with meaning and purpose
4. Headmates who totally accept your gender identity, but also might be evil
5. Magic systems that require you to drink, meet ancient jerks, and sing about your problems
6. LOTS of fruit and vegetables

Sun Spoken Turn is an adult fantasy story about a transgender character. It has themes of body dysphoria, abuse, sex, sexuality, and how people strive to live better through or even past trauma.

Cover Art done by the wumberful RedsHeis (https://www.patreon.com/Redsheis)! He is open to commissions!

To read 3 chapters (6k+ or so words) ahead consider supporting my story over on Patreon!
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Genre

AdultFantasyGender BenderGirls LoveHaremHorrorMatureRomanceSmut

Tags

Appearance Changes Awkward Protagonist Bisexual Protagonist Body Swap Depression Discrimination Early Romance Evil Gods Female Protagonist Hiding True Identity Magic Male to Female Nudity R-18 Sex Friends Threesome Transgender

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Chapter 146: Opportunities that Lurk Before and Behind Part 3Apr 24, 2026
Chapter 145: Opportunities that Lurk Before and Behind Part 2Apr 15, 2026
Chapter 144: Opportunities that Lurk Before and Behind Part 1Jan 15, 2026
Chapter 143: Stardust SpinningsJan 8, 2026
Chapter 142: Turning their Nightmares Inside Out Part 4Dec 18, 2025
Chappy 141: Turning their Nightmares Inside Out Part 3Dec 11, 2025
Chapter 140: Turning their Nightmares Inside Out Part 2Dec 4, 2025
Chapter 139: Turning their Nightmares Inside Out Part 1Jun 6, 2025
Chapter 138: The Oldest Lesson Her Song Taught Them Part 4Apr 25, 2025
Chapter 137: The Oldest Lesson Her Song Taught Them Part 3Apr 5, 2025
Chapter 136: The Oldest Lesson Her Song Taught Them Part 2Mar 27, 2025
Chapter 135: The Oldest Lesson Her Song Taught Them Part 1Mar 21, 2025
Chapter 134: Stardust WarningsFeb 19, 2025
Chapter 133: Thawing Hearts Part 4Jan 30, 2025
Chapter 132: Thawing Hearts Part 3Jan 18, 2025

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Schokolade

Status: c85

Jan 7, 2024

Wow omg, it has been a ride up until now. And since I am kinda all caught up for now...I guess I just wanted to say thank you! Well, you've kinda made an amazing thing, and honestly? A lot of the themes you've dealt with are usually not stuff I deal with well at all, but I guess I feel like you have managed to balance bad/sad/dark stuff with cute/fluffy/happy emotions and love that I was not only able to keep reading, but I almost couldn't stop. So thank you sosososososo much for writing this!!

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Modality

Status: chapter 90: strangers and sixth lovers...

Mar 5, 2024

Sun Spoken Turn is a story like no other. Trauma laid bare and raw, pain and tragedy rooted deep in almost every character. And hope despite it all.

These characters are so very human, and radiate empathy for one another in a breathtaking swirl of romance and healing and growth.

Nevarii has a gift for balancing this dichotomy of joy and suffering, and my goodness does this story have a lot of joy to share.

Also also also there's trans poly lesbians 10/10; queer your gender you cowards

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IreneFray

Status: chapter 89: when lies drown in...

Mar 4, 2024

I have just finished looping a few story threads from the very beginning. Chapter 89 is about as good a place as I can think of to sit down and write a review for any newcomers.

Sun Spoken Turn has delivered on everything that I have ever wanted in a sprawling fantasy story. I have always hoped a story with a transgender protagonist would come around to step into a well realized setting and find reasons to navigate the world's many traumas beyond their own. Despite everything, this story's protagonist decides to take on the burden of trying to make things a little better for everyone in a way that extends their own perspective to even the most insufferable and cruel. There are people in this setting who have used their power and sway to keep the world in the state it is in, who would rather burn people as more efficient fuel than wood to maintain the status quo.

And now that we're past that confrontation point, a little into Arc 3, this story is showing promise that it is only going to get better from here by looping itself and its themes in such wonderful ways.

Dear Prospective Readers,

I want to invite you into following the path that this story offers up. There is so much that I can show you, and so much more meaning that you will find and embrace than what has reduced me to a bumbling mess of tears wanting better for the characters who have sunk to the same depths as I.

But if were to be brief, the most glowing recommendation I can give you is this: A lot of what I adore about this narrative can be found in how this author handles heavy content that can eat characters and readers alive... without wasting anyone.

This story heavily features characters who need to figure themselves out. So when our protagonist starts out as an understandably fumbling little thing. I ask only that you understand that this is someone who has had their entire life planned out for them.

Our protagonist gets a little magical change as a shard of something old, bitter, and unpleasant gets the opportunity to read their life like a book before burrowing its way into their dreams. Within moments, this city has lost one more of its precious few breeding males.

Taken in by a chance meeting with a kind cast of some of the most endearing strangers to walk the paths between settlements, our protagonist has a lot to adapt to. And I really encourage you to be patient with her. Beyond her own traumas, there are histories, injustices, and misunderstandings of this world to uncover that stretch back an uncomfortable amount of time that will be peeled back in layers and constantly revisited with fresh perspectives.

But how we solve the problems we face now really matter.

They are going to snowball into how we treat others who we think will carry the same wounds but constantly surprise us with what this world has done to them. (For both good and ill. Gosh, there are as many heartwarming surprises as there are heartbreaking ones.)

So much of this story explores learning how to take care of ourselves and each other despite encountering the unexpected. To give fairly spoiler free examples - surprise encounters with someone's family and the past constantly catching up to us. Sometimes it is the same past on multiple occasions. At some point you have to turn around and deal with it.

At other times it is important to get away, to have uncomfortable conversations with people you trust. But all of this serves to build a strong support structure for when you must confront people you can't trust and sometimes words just aren't enough. And then there are the rare moments. Moments where you can prove everyone wrong and say the right words to heal wounds that have festered for countless years.

There are also cute birds, crabs, and monsters that constantly remind me how much I adore how well this author uses every actor in its setting to deepen your appreciation for what it is like to live in this world.

But I've gone on long enough.

You've your own path to walk from this point onward.

While I can't dictate where that path will take you, I can assure you that this is your life to live.

But if I could make one recommendation, I encourage you to allow this story's many lovely girls to sweep you off your feet.

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maja-green

Status: chapter 64: confronting the past part 2

Oct 22, 2023

Captivating story and lovely characters. The passion the author has for the project is obvious.I'm not quite caught up but I can already tell the wait for new chapters is going to be difficult. I'm looking forward to reading more!!

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cyberstingray

Status: chapter 15

May 30, 2023

Off to a very very good start! Great characters, very well written and world building that feels both rich and unique!

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RubyDusk

Status: chapter 91: strangers and sixth lovers...

Apr 4, 2024

This story was my first exposure to the delightful Nevarii and her wonderful worlds.

Sunspoken Turn is made up of a series of flawed characters in a broken yet slowly healing world where the pov characters work to get better by talking through their issues and occasionally resorting to horrific violence.

As a Transfem Lesbian narrative, it doesn't shy away from the real fear of disclosure, treats polyamory as a thing to be enjoyed and discussed openly and acknowledges that different bodies are all worthwhile.

The plot explores in some ways, a parallel of The Handmaid's Tale, presenting a world where those Assigned Male are treated as breeding stock and in many ways less than human, and the complications such a situation would induce in society, including how it affects transmasculine individuals.

In addition, Sunspoken Turn looks at plurality from a variety of different perspectives, with each plural character having vastly differing opinions on what plurality means to them and how they manage a shared body.

I have found myself crying when I read this story at multiple points, both from what the characters go through as well as how they eventually overcome their traumas and begin to heal together.

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HarveyRiggs

Status: c54

Oct 4, 2023

Ok to start, but by end of first arc it drops. MC is a ditz! Bad at decision making, easily manipulated and leads to more messy story telling going into second arc.

Story has some intriguing elements in it, but repetitive character issues ruin the story.

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