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1. The Serpent and the Wolf.

Subjects
*POWER (Social sciences), *MOTHERS, *MAGIC, *PRINCESSES, *BROTHERS
Abstract

"The Serpent and the Wolf" by Rebecca Robinson is a captivating debut romantasy novel that combines mysterious magic and a tense political marriage. Princess Vaasa Kozár inherits dark magic that caused her mother's death and is married off to a neighboring ruler by her ruthless brother. Unaware of her lack of consent, Reid Cazden, her new husband, offers her a deal to help tame her magic in exchange for staying married for three years. The slow-burn romance between Reid and Vaasa, along with their witty banter, takes center stage, and the nail-biting conclusion sets the stage for a potential sequel. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2024

2. The Long Swim.

Subjects
POWER (Social sciences), INTERPERSONAL relations, FAMILIES, FICTION
Published
2024

4. Second Term.

Subjects
POWER (Social sciences), PATRIOTISM, FICTION
Published
2023

11. Liberation Day.

Author

Varno, David

Subjects
POWER (Social sciences), JUSTICE, FICTION
Published
2022

15. Savage Bounty.

Subjects
LGBTQ+ people, POWER (Social sciences), FICTION
Published
2021

18. Revolution Sunday.

Subjects
POWER (Social sciences) in literature, FICTION
Published
2018

21. Power Politics (Book Review).

Author

Abbott, Charlotte, Gold, Sarah F., Rotella, Mark, and Zaleski, Jeff

Subjects
*POWER (Social sciences), *NONFICTION
Abstract

Reviews the book `Power Politics,' by Arundhati Roy.

Published
2001

22. Don't Cross the Line!

Subjects
POWER (Social sciences) in literature, FICTION, CHILDREN'S literature, PICTURE books for children
Published
2016

23. Those Who Knew.

Subjects
POWER (Social sciences), CRIME, FICTION
Published
2018

27. WARLOCK (Book Review).

Author

Zaleski, Jeff

Subjects
POWER (Social sciences), FICTION
Abstract

Reviews the book `Warlock: A Novel of Ancient Egypt,' by Wilbur Smith.

Published
2001

28. The Scorpion Rules.

Subjects
DYSTOPIAS in literature, POWER (Social sciences) in literature, FICTION
Published
2015

29. Tender Data.

Subjects
IDENTITY (Psychology) in literature, POWER (Social sciences) in literature, POETRY collections
Published
2015

33. Champion.

Subjects
POWER (Social sciences), FICTION
Published
2013

37. Rivals in the Tudor Court.

Subjects
POWER (Social sciences), FICTION
Abstract

The article reviews the book "Rivals in the Tudor Court," by D.L. Bogdan.

Published
2011

38. The Unremembered.

Subjects
POWER (Social sciences), FICTION
Abstract

The article reviews the book "The Unremembered," by Peter Orullian.

Published
2011

39. How to Run the World.

Subjects
POWER (Social sciences), NONFICTION
Abstract

The article reviews the book "How to Run the World," by Parag Khanna.

Published
2010

41. Macaulay: The Tragedy of Power.

Subjects
POWER (Social sciences), NONFICTION
Abstract

The article reviews the book "Macaulay: The Tragedy of Power," by Robert E. Sullivan.

Published
2009

42. Power Play.

Subjects
POWER (Social sciences), FICTION
Abstract

The article reviews the book "Power Play," by Deirdre Martin.

Published
2008

43. King's Blood.

Subjects
POWER (Social sciences), FICTION
Abstract

Reviews the book "King's Blood," by Judith Tarr.

Published
2005

44. THE KING IS NAKED! (Book).

Subjects
POWER (Social sciences), CHILDREN'S literature, FICTION
Abstract

Reviews the book "The King Is Naked!," by Bruno Gibert.

Published
2004

45. POWER (Book Review).

Author

Gold, Sarah F., Rotella, Mark, Adriani, Lynn, and Zaleski, Jeff

Subjects
POWER (Social sciences)
Abstract

Reviews the book `Power: The Ultimate Aphrodisiac,' by Ruth K. Westheimer and Steven Kaplan.

Published
2001

46. Hot Hex Boyfriend.

Subjects
*SMALL cities, *PUBLIC opinion, *MAGIC, *WILLOWS, *POWER (Social sciences)
Abstract

Carly Bloom's novel "Hot Hex Boyfriend" combines Southern charm with magic in a paranormal romance. Delia Merriweather, a blue witch with the power to control love and matters of the heart, is about to turn 30 and come into her full power. However, her family has been hexed into powerlessness, and Delia has stopped believing in magic. When her new neighbor, Max Halifax, a witch from the magical realm of Shadowlark, arrives to watch over the Merriweather women, Delia must navigate her family's eccentricities and her growing feelings for Max. Bloom creates a whimsical and enchanting world in the small town of Willow Root, Texas, with chemistry between the main characters that will appeal to fans of "Practical Magic" and "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch." [Extracted from the article]

Published
2024

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