Sisters Lauria and Tamar battle Greek sorceresses and slavery in a world of djinn and borderland magic, seeking freedom for all.
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Sisters Lauria and Tamar battle Greek sorceresses and slavery in a world of djinn and borderland magic, seeking freedom for all.
With a magical gift for bringing sorcery to vivid life, acclaimed author Naomi Kritzer continues the suspenseful tale of Lauria and Tamar, sisters-in-arms bonded by blood–and torn apart by their enemies.... As a freeborn servant of the Greeks, Lauria once hunted escaped slaves. But as her loyalties shifted, she found herself freeing those she once captured–and loving those she once mistrusted–like Tamar, of the bandit Alashi tribe. Tamar is now Lauria’s blood-sister. But the powerful Greek sorce...
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Female romance develops between characters; physical intimacy implied but not explicit.
Imprisonment, slave hunts, and combat against sorceresses; no graphic gore detailed.
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Central female same-sex romance and blood-sister bond between protagonists.
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Sorcery, Weavers, djinn liberation, and borderland dream-magic drive the plot.
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Core themes of slavery, treason, freedom, and resistance to female sorceress rule.
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