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On a vibrant, matriarchal Earth, Queen Ty rules with wisdom and grace. Her daughter, Princess Yoni, is a fierce warrior and skilled diplomat. Together, they preside over a society where women hold all positions of power, from the highest councils to the bustling marketplaces. Their peaceful existence is shattered when high tech, space ships descend from the sky. Martian invaders, fueled by greed and a warped sense of superiority, launch a brutal attack on Earth. Queen Ty and Princess Yoni must unite their people, leveraging their unique strengths to defend their land and way of life.
Ty, with her keen intellect and unwavering determination, rallies the elders and strategizes against the Martian onslaught. Yoni, a whirlwind of valor and skill, leads the Earth’s female army into battle. As the fight for Earth intensifies, Ty and Yoni forge unexpected alliances, discovering the true strength lies in inclusivity, sisterhood, and unity. They face loss and impossible choices but their unwavering love for their people and planet fuels their resilience. Sisterhood of the Land is a thrilling tale of female empowerment, resilience, and the fight for freedom. It is a story that celebrates the strength of unity and diversity, urging us to embrace our differences and stand together against any threat. Get ready to be swept away by this epic adventure of hope, courage, and the unwavering spirit of a queen and her princess.
This was a fun, action packed read with great characters and a bittersweet ending (I’m sad over a character death, but no spoilers). It has romance, action, intrigue, war and more, all set against a beautiful, lush world. I enjoyed the journey of Princess Yoni, and seeing her come into her own, and grow into her own power was inspiring. I rooted for her until the very end, and really hope we get to see more of her in a sequel. The story is a battle not just between two races, but one that ultimately leads to a world balanced between spirituality and science/technology. As powerful as Yoni is, she ultimately doesn’t become the full woman that she can be, without learning how to harness both her own power & that of her new allies, which is a great metaphor for life. If you’re looking for good, fun read, I recommend this great story!!
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