
A verse retelling of goddess Hekate’s coming-of-age from war orphan to feared goddess of witchcraft and necromancy.
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A verse retelling of goddess Hekate’s coming-of-age from war orphan to feared goddess of witchcraft and necromancy.
‘Atmospheric, engrossing, beautiful and sad, one of those books you find yourself wanting to be back inside when you’ve had to put it down' NATALIE HAYNES, author of A Thousand Ships and Stone Blind ‘A vivid and imaginatively wrought divine world that is monstrous, magical and beautiful’ JENNIFER SAINT, bestselling author of Hera and Ariadne ‘Wholly original, incandescent... This poem is pure magic’ ELODIE HARPER, bestselling author of The Wolf Den trilogy ‘A powerful reflection on magic, power,...
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Sexual violence and forced-marriage themes; little consensual romance
Divine war with blood, death, torture, and genocide; recurring violence
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Greek gods, divine realms, and mythic worship shape the story world
Witchcraft, necromancy, and divine powers central to Hekate’s arc
Fantasy myth magic only; no real-world occult practice
War, displacement, gender roles, and female empowerment themes
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Rape, torture, parental death, forced marriage, generational trauma
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