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    Woman's World (Part 1)

    By Rachel Bowdler

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    The state of Donia has been living under war, poverty, and oppression for too long. When President Heran and her daughter look upon the ruins of the capital city, Thena, they decide that the only option is to rid their world of male domination and reclaim female power, and in turn, bring about a new form of oppression altogether. In a society where those who are not wealthy, independent women are named “the Others” and romantic relationships are no longer encouraged, rebellion is bound to take place. Can love win in a city built by hatred?

    Elizabeth Heran and Alarik Tykhe have had their marriage arranged for them since birth. However, the war changes everything. When President Heran and her daughter, Elizabeth, decide to reclaim female power to their state, their wedding plans are halted and they are left with only one night to make up for the lifetime they have lost before Alarik is sent to war.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBryant Street Shorts
    Release dateApr 4, 2020
    ISBN9781094408460
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    Rachel Bowdler

    Rachel Bowdler is a freelance writer, editor, and sometimes photographer from the UK. She spends most of her time away with the faeries. When she is not putting off writing by scrolling through Twitter and binge-watching sitcoms, you can find her walking her dog, painting, and passionately crying about her favourite fictional characters. You can find her on Twitter and Instagram @rach_bowdler.

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    • 5/5
      This book had me from the first paragraph. The way the author uses emotion and description really grasps you from the get-go. I can't wait to read the next book!