Book description
Follow a fellowship of sapphic knights as they're seduced by witches, queens, goddesses-and each other-in a dark, lush fantasy inspired by Arthurian legend.Under the reign of King Theomacha the Exalted, the Land of Maidens flourishes. Her knights protect and explore the realm, seeking artifacts lost to time and fending off…
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Rien Gray has created a fascinating world, one populated by women and nonbinary knights, sorceresses, witches, Goddesses, and dragons. The writing is immersive and lyrical; I could feel the rain, smell the trees. And the relationship between Seure (they/them) and Ganeida (she/her) is simultaneously sweet and sensual. I loved this book so much that I immediately purchased the rest of the series. [Note: take the content warnings seriously!]
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