Wax Child
In 17th-century Denmark, a sentient wax doll narrates the chilling account of four women accused of witchcraft. This isn't a story of innocent victims, but a visceral exploration of female solidarity and rebellion, where magic offers an escape from oppressive lives. Ravn's haunting prose and unsettling perspective invite readers into a world of dark rituals and whispered secrets, demanding to be savored in a single, spellbound sitting.
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