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Violence
Some
Fantasy combat and moderate peril; action sequences with injuries
Language
Barely any
Mild YA language
Sexual Content
Barely any
Some romantic content; tastefully handled
Substance Use
Barely any
Mild substance references
Emotional Intensity
Some
Themes of identity and the psychological difficulty of moving forward without former power
What this book is about
Opal Cowan has given up her magical abilities to stop an enemy, but now she discovers her stolen magic is being used to create dangerous blood magic. The concluding volume of Snyder's Glass trilogy sees Opal navigate treacherous political waters and discover the truth about her own nature. YA fantasy with satisfying plot resolution.
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Fantasy violence
Moderate romantic content
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