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Rebel Witch

Subgenre
romantasy
Edition year
2025-02-18
Rating
★ 4.0 · 239 ratingsExternal reader rating · Hardcover
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In a Republic that overthrew witches, witch hunter Gideon Sharpe revealed Rune Winters' true identity as a witch and delivered her into enemy hands. Now on the run, Rune allies herself with the dangerous Cressida Roseblood, who plans to reinstate a Reign of Witches—a plan uniquely requiring Rune to accomplish. When Rune makes Gideon an offer he can't refuse, the former lovers are forced to pair up for dangerous goals, and their forced proximity reawakens feelings Gideon thought were buried. He faces an impossible choice: sacrifice the girl he loves to stop a monster from reclaiming power, or let Rune live and watch the Republic burn. Loyalty, betrayal, and love collide in this concluding tale where no one is safe.

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  • Enemies to Lovers: “the boy she loved, Gideon Sharpe, revealed who she was and delivered her into enemy hands” source
  • Forced Proximity: “The more they're forced into each other's company, the more Gideon realizes the feelings he had for Rune aren't as dead and buried as he thought.” source
  • Sacrifice: “sacrifice the girl he loves to stop a monster taking back power, or let Rune live and watch the world he fought so hard for burn.” source
  • Second Chance Romance: “the feelings he had for Rune aren't as dead and buried as he thought” source
  • Morally Gray: “she's now betrayed him by joining forces with the witch who made his life a living hell” source

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