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The House Of Mages
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FantasyGeneral GLBTQIA Fiction
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ISBN13: 9781739225353
Publisher: Jay Mullins
Pages: 424
Weight: 0.97
Height: 1.05 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Different is what we celebrate here; different is what gives us our power. Never be ashamed of what makes you strong.
Carla is an ordinary commoner; a mediocre university student with plans to join the army and spend her life fighting back against the evils of magic. Layla is a Premier; an heiress in the highest tier of society, destined for a life of glamorous parties and backstabbing politics.
Two girls from opposite backgrounds - two unlikely best friends. Best friends who enjoy hanging out like friends do; going for lunch dates, watching scary movies, holding hands, kissing and cuddling... Wait, what? Enter The House, a not-so-ordinary school for the elite few who can use magic - aka the LGBTQ community.
As Carla begins to unravel the truth behind the government's facade, she also learns the truth about herself. It doesn't take her long to realise that with the right training and the backing of her new collective, she might just go from ordinary to extraordinary.
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