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The True Queen
Zen Cho
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The True Queen

The True Queen

Zen Cho

Book 2 of Sorcerer Royal

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⚠ War⚠ Racism⚠ Murder⚠ Cannibalism⚠ Xenophobia⚠ Arranged Marriage⚠ Misogyny⚠ Suicide⚠ Alcohol Use⚠ Captivity⚠ Kidnapping⚠ Homophobia⚠ Classism

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Two amnesiac sisters, Muna and Sakti, wash ashore on a magical Malay island bound only by sisterhood and a mysterious curse that is slowly erasing Sakti. When Sakti vanishes in Fairyland en route to England, Muna must infiltrate Prunella Wythe's academy for female magiciennes, pretend to have magical talent she doesn't possess, and navigate Regency society, dangerous fae politics, and a looming war to save her sister. Along the way she forms a quiet, growing bond with Henrietta Stapleton, a secret teacher at the school. It's a witty, Heyer-inflected fantasy of manners that blends colonial-era politics with a gentle queer romance.

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