Politics of Magic

L.C. Mawson ends the “Ember Academy for Young Witches” series with drama, romance, and flair in Politics of Magic.

It took me a minute to write this review as I was still recovering from the aftershocks of Advanced Combat Magic. (laugh) Mawson does know how to pack in the surprises. Holy sugar! So here we are suddenly in a poly relationship with our two lovely ladies and one really legit superhero to be in Amy. As a poly girl myself, I am so happy to finally see a lesbian poly relationship in a book. This is a topic I talk about constantly as it is a missing genre in sapphic lit today. Thank you L.C. Mawson!

Politics is about more than romance as Mawson takes on equality and unfortunately some heroes have to fall for others to continue to fight. Mawson does not shy away from the realities of battle. I think I love Mawson all the more for it. Mawson keeps it real in a fictionalized fantasy world. At times the battles seemed as real as what I was watching on my television screen - minus the magic of course.

In case you have not realized it yet...I love this book.

I received an ARC of this book and I am writing a review without prejudice and voluntarily.