The Five Queendoms - Scorpica - Macallister, G. R.
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In an ancient matriarchal world of magic, gods and warriors, the last girl unbeknownst to the five Queendoms has just been born. As time marches on, the scribes of Bastian find no answers in their history books. The farmers of Sestia sacrifice their crops to the gods. Paxim, the empire of trade and dealings has nothing to barter but boys and more boys. Arcan magic has no spells to remedy the Drought of Girls, as it soon becomes known. And finally, Scorpia, where every woman is a fighter, their commander, their Queen, has no more warriors to train. The lines of these once-great empires soon to…mehr

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In an ancient matriarchal world of magic, gods and warriors, the last girl unbeknownst to the five Queendoms has just been born. As time marches on, the scribes of Bastian find no answers in their history books. The farmers of Sestia sacrifice their crops to the gods. Paxim, the empire of trade and dealings has nothing to barter but boys and more boys. Arcan magic has no spells to remedy the Drought of Girls, as it soon becomes known. And finally, Scorpia, where every woman is a fighter, their commander, their Queen, has no more warriors to train. The lines of these once-great empires soon to die.
After centuries of peace, the ensuing struggle for dominance and heirs will bring the Five Queendoms to the eve of all-out war.
But the mysterious curse is linked to one of the last-born children, an orphaned all-magic girl, on the run from the Seekers of Daybreak Palace, who is unaware she has a claim to the Arcan throne
Autorenporträt
Raised in the Midwest, G.R. Macallister is a novelist, poet, short story writer, and playwright. Her work has appeared in several publications including The North American Review, The Missouri Review, and The Messenger. A regular contributor to Writer Unboxed and the Chicago Review of Books, she lives with her family in Washington, DC. She tweets at @theladygreer