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Violence
A lot
Significant
Language
Barely any
Mild
Sexual Content
Some
Some content
Substance Use
None
None
Emotional Intensity
Some
Moderate
What this book is about
Blaise de Garsenc, a warrior from a northern patriarchal kingdom, finds himself in Arbonne — a southern culture that honors women and troubadours. War between the two is coming. Kay's medieval French fantasy is a meditation on gender, art, and what makes a civilization worth defending.
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