
Alex and Tala defend thawed Avalon from portals, the Snow Queen, and betrayal in a witty LGBTQ+ fairy-tale fantasy of found family and modern magic.
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Alex and Tala defend thawed Avalon from portals, the Snow Queen, and betrayal in a witty LGBTQ+ fairy-tale fantasy of found family and modern magic.
This second book in the A Hundred Names for Magic trilogy is not your average fairytale. An unforgettable alternative history fairy-tale series from the author of The Bone Witch about found family, modern day magic, and finding the place you belong. It's been six months since the lost city of Avalon was thawed and retaken. And Alex is doing his best to be a good leader, even though he's not entirely sure what he's doing. He needs all the help he can get, which is why his best friend, Tala, is by...
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Romantic subplots; Alex's sexuality is prominent; non-explicit YA intimacy
Battles with blood and death; magical creatures and infiltration attacks
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Multiple LGBTQ+ characters; non-binary roles; Alex's sexuality is a key subplot
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Avalon magic, portals, thrall spells, and fairy-tale beings drive the story
No real-world occult content present
State and corporate magic exploitation; ICE and caged-children themes
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ICE and children in cages; systemic minority abuse; minor anti-gay sentiment
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