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The Amaz: men are toxic and damngerous. They all lack respect for and hate women. Especially that Rafe Gardner he gives off big male energy.
Rafe Gardner:
the signs as black witchĀ characters
Aries: Yvan, Ariel
Taurus: Fernyllia
Gemini: Aislinn, Fern
Cancer: Jarod, Wynter
Leo: Diana, Fallon
Virgo: Tierney, Naga
Libra: Elloren, Edwin
Scorpio: Lukas
Sagittarius: Rafe, Valasca
Capricorn: Vyvian, Andras
Aquarius: Jules, Gareth
Pisces: Sage, Marina
The black witch
I am reading the black witch, and it brings me pain for an specific type of ācreaturesā itās not the write word. But I relate it to another book where they have somewhat the same type of characters it hurts so much because I already love them and know so little of them. And to read when people are degrading them makes me furious and I am only in chapter 5.

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The Black Witch; Laurie Forest
The Black Witch by Laurie Forest is a ya high fantasy novel that explores perspective as it relates to class, government, and race in a magical world. WhenĀ EllorenĀ Gardner leaves her small town life for a chance to study to become an apothecary at Verpax University, she learns of her grandmotherās position in the Realm War, and of the position society expects her to take. In a world where her grandmother ensured that only her race has a claim to freedom from prejudice, it is assumed that all other races can be controlled and killed at will. Interestingly, the prejudiceĀ others have against Elloren, who is the spitting image of her grandmother, impact EllorenāsĀ social perceptions more than any passed down religionĀ or stereotype. Forest exploresĀ the role of racial tension in the creation of government and society in a unique way. The race-basedĀ magic system is compelling and informs both the religion and social conventions of each race. As a whole, the book is funny, romantic, and fast-paced. In a reality obsessed with alternate facts, this novel presents contradictory, confusing histories as positive, where these differing perspectivesĀ can be appreciated as both part true and part false in relationship to one another. People who enjoyed The Queen of The Tearling by Erika Johansen, The Kiss of Deception by Mary E. Pearson, and Lord of Shadows by Cassandra Clare shouldnāt miss Laurie Forestās new novel. Ā The Black Witch is honestly the surprising standout fantasy novel of the season.Ā
I heard about what he did and all I could think about was Martin Luther and heās lost of demands kickstarting the protestant revolution. ļæ¼
Everyone the night after Xishlon.