Louisa Morgan
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A Secret History of Witches
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2017
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The Age of Witches
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2020
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The Witch's Kind
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2019
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The Great Witch of Brittany
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2022
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The Ghosts of Beatrice Bird
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2023
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Baron Bruno Or The Unbelieving Philosopher
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Mystical, marvelous tale of love and loss and growth, a story that takes place at the fascinating intersection of 21st-century realism and centuries-old faith. The language is pure poetry, and the story is both mysterious and inevitable, terrifying a ...more | |
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“Because men believe it’s their right to tell women how to live. They tell us who to marry, what to wear, when to go out and when to stay. Some men beat their wives, and no one speaks a word about it. But despite all the power they hold over us, they feel powerless against our kind. We resist. We cause things to happen. We interfere with their plans, with what they think is the natural order. That frightens them. Men hate being afraid, so they hate us instead.”
― A Secret History of Witches
― A Secret History of Witches
“Thick boughs of white oak shaded the ground, sheltering riches of sage, red clover, sometimes mushrooms. Harriet breathed in the scents of the fecund earth as she crouched beside a patch of nettles to begin her morning's work.
It was a good day for her labors. She found a lovely bit of mugwort beside the nettles, and deeper in the woods she spotted burdock, which could be elusive. There was amaranth, too, the herb the shepherds called pigweed.”
― The Age of Witches
It was a good day for her labors. She found a lovely bit of mugwort beside the nettles, and deeper in the woods she spotted burdock, which could be elusive. There was amaranth, too, the herb the shepherds called pigweed.”
― The Age of Witches
“She had felt from the beginning that horses were easier to understand than people. They made their wishes clear. They bestowed their affection without conditions. They didn't love you for a time, then stop loving you for no apparent reason.”
― The Age of Witches
― The Age of Witches
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