The Two Worlds of Geratica - The Women of Geratica - Anne Hampton
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Geratica is a planet where women have the dominant role. Men, still the stronger of the sexes, are consigned to manual work, whereas the women rule in politics, the professions and in royalty. The core of the planet is female, which is mirrored in sexual activity where women lead the way. For Linda Radcliffe, even in her role as Senior Court Administrator to the queen, life is not easy. Petty jealousies hold sway. Her daughter, Alexandra, a pupil at the Charterhouse College, slated as College Champion and headed for the prime higher educational institution, Castra, is under threat from her…mehr

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Geratica is a planet where women have the dominant role. Men, still the stronger of the sexes, are consigned to manual work, whereas the women rule in politics, the professions and in royalty. The core of the planet is female, which is mirrored in sexual activity where women lead the way. For Linda Radcliffe, even in her role as Senior Court Administrator to the queen, life is not easy. Petty jealousies hold sway. Her daughter, Alexandra, a pupil at the Charterhouse College, slated as College Champion and headed for the prime higher educational institution, Castra, is under threat from her peers. In Anne Hampton's The Two Worlds of Geratica, Linda must steer her daughter through the pitfalls inflicted on her by Gillian Spencer, the daughter of Elizabeth-headmistress of Charterhouse-while insurrection threatens where the men of Geratica fight for equal rights.
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Anne Hampton was born in 1971 and lives in Bristol, England.She doesn't specifically write for one genre, but encompasses politics, spying, action, thriller, murder, mystery, romance, adult, and fantasy themes.Anne favours strong female lead characters (though she is not a feminist), and approaches adult themes from a sexually dominant woman's perspective - reversing the traditional male/female roles in the bedroom.