The Woman Who Rides Like A Man

The Woman Who Rides Like A Man

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Thriller & Suspense Action & Adventure Horror
Format Paperback
Pages 240
Language English
Published Jul 17, 1998
Publisher Scholastic Point
Edition New Ed
ISBN-10 0590198890
ISBN-13 9780590198899
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In the heart of a vibrant world filled with magic and adventure, a young woman faces the challenges of a society unprepared for her unique gifts. Having proven herself as a formidable swordswoman and a skilled mage, she now embarks on a journey that will test her resolve and push her boundaries beyond belief. As she navigates a realm where traditional gender roles clash with her own aspirations, she discovers her strength lies not only in her combat abilities but also in her unwavering spirit.

Amidst political intrigue and impending danger, she forges alliances with allies who share her quest for freedom and equality. Each encounter deepens her understanding of the complexities of leadership and loyalty, leading her to confront her own persona. With the shifting tides of war on the horizon, she must harness her magic and courage to forge a path toward a brighter future.

As she rides forth, she becomes a symbol of hope and change, teaching those around her that a true warrior embodies more than strength alone. Her journey is not just about battling foes but also about her quest for identity and empowerment in a world that often underestimates her potential. Through her trials, readers are drawn into a tale that celebrates resilience, friendship, and the courage to break barriers.

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