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God I love toxic female friendships with a hint of lesbianism in my media
Blaise reminds me Gale sm and that's one of the reasons why I don't like him.
just finished ash princess, rotating the toxic yuri thoughts in my head now
Queen Theodosia and Lady Crescentia from the Ash Princess trilogy, created using the Fantasy Princess Maker
erik is my personal painkiller and therapist.
my blog caters for a very specific audience which is those who have read exactly the same books as i have so that they get all my references :)
The Ash Princess Trilogy by Laura Sebastian is perfect for ya fantasy lovers who love a warrior princess trope and there’s really interesting world building in the later books. Every country has its own system of government, customs, technological advancements, and relationship to magic. The main character, Princess Theo, is a prisoner of the invaders who took over her land but she is patient, fiercely protective of her people, and stronger than she’s ever known. If you liked Aelin Galathynius but wished her story was less like it was told from the colonizer’s point of view, the Ash Princess trilogy is perfect for you. The main character goes through incredible character development and the series touches colonialism better than a lot of ya fantasy. Also the cover art is so gorgeous.