Difference between revisions of "She Who Brought the Storm by Vaela Denarr and Micah Iannandrea"
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| − | ''She Who Brought the Storm'' by [[Vaela Denarr and Micah Iannandrea]] is an adult fantasy novel, originally published on November 8, 2022. Now | + | ''She Who Brought the Storm'' by [[Vaela Denarr and Micah Iannandrea]] is an adult fantasy novel, originally published on November 8, 2022. Now Rereleasing on the 1st of June. It is book 0.5 in the [[Stars, Hearts and Dreams]] |
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Revision as of 15:35, 7 May 2024
| Author(s) | Vaela Denarr Micah Iannadrea |
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| Published | November 8, 2022 Rerelease: june 1,2024 |
| Publisher | Vaela & Micah Books |
| Genre(s) | Fantasy Romance |
| Age group | Adult |
She Who Brought the Storm by Vaela Denarr and Micah Iannandrea is an adult fantasy novel, originally published on November 8, 2022. Now Rereleasing on the 1st of June. It is book 0.5 in the Stars, Hearts and Dreams
Contents
Trigger Warnings
Author Provided Warnings
The following content notes are provided inside the book:
General References to: death by fire; romantic and sexual entanglements; mass death; refugee crisis; collapse of buildings and people being trapped beneath rubble; suicidal ideation; isolation;
Mentions of: fantasy violence and fantasy violence perpetrated by animals; fantasy warfare and politics; religiously motivated persecution; traumatic and disabling events; self-harm ideation; self destructive tendencies; cannibalism; blood and bloodletting; cosmetic scarring; amnesia; undeath, dismemberment of the undead, slight gore and slight eye gore; parental abuse; captivity, abuse, and attempted human sacrifice; humans devoured by large animals; captivity and isolation; familial disputes; loss of identity and loss of self; existential doom; manipulation by a higher power; political or coerced marriage; children in harm’s way*
- There is no child death, and no children are harmed on-page, as these things are triggering to us, the authors.
On-page depictions of: fantasy violence; death and death of loved ones; trauma; complex and complicated relationships; trauma; PTSD; blood; romance, flirting, and innuendo; kissing; sexual entanglements (non-graphic); drug use; smoking; poisoning; anger; unreality and loss of memory; death of fantasy animals, hunting, and butchering; amnesia and impacted memory; manipulation; undeath and survival of deadly wounds; body horror; moral ambiguity; patricide, matricide and intention to kill a parent; death of a parent; vomiting;
Additional Trigger Warnings
- Violence (mild)
Representation
An asterisk (*) indicates that the author openly identifies with that identity.
- Greyace main character
- Queer main character*
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