Ursula K. Le Guin is commonly thought to be a pillar in science fiction and fantasy, and when you’ve hardly ever examine one of her books, 1968’s A Wizard of Earthsea In the main book, Xingyin, daughter on the moon goddess Chang’e, worked her way into the palace’s army in order to guarantee her household’s survival — slipping for Liwei

inside a parallel universe exactly where magic is the foundation of society, a youthful lady named Seraphina finds herself thrust right into a planet outside of her wildest dreams. Unbeknownst to her, she is not merely a standard human but a fire sorceress with amazing powers waiting around to get untapped. "The Fire Sorceress" chronicles the jour