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The Hierarch Wars
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This is the first book in the Hierarch Wars Series and it was fantastic! Witches, shifters, magic, gods, reincarnation, monsters, trials, courtly politics, plot twists, set ups, betrayals, and a love triangle that I’" Read more of this review » |
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“How can we trust mana-deprived outsiders to govern mana? An all-purpose excuse for locking Witches out of power. Never mind that Witches could channel mana, just like all Aeltheans, and felt its loss just as keenly. The only difference was, they couldn’t shape mana into magic. It was as if a circuit had broken somewhere in the process, requiring spirits to act on their will. When Evy arrived in Ruitheon, she would have to walk a fine, impossible line. She would need to challenge their prejudice without overpowering them and show her strength without revealing the full weight of it. And that, somehow, felt far harder than winning the Hierarch Wars.”
― The Hierarch Wars: A Witchy Dystopian Fantasy
― The Hierarch Wars: A Witchy Dystopian Fantasy