Isbn: 9781035429929 - when they burned the butterfly: a glamorous sapphic historical fantasy set in postcolonial singapore (7 Ergebnisse)

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 'A dark riot of a novel' NGHI VO'An explosive conclusion that will leave readers breathless' ZEN CHO'Unabashedly vibrant and original' SUNYI DEAN'A definitive must-read' AMY LEOWA fierce, glamorous sapphic fantasy reimagining the secret societies of postcolonial Singapore, for fans of Jade City, Silvia Moreno-Garcia, and the feverish intensity of RF Kuang's Poppy War trilogy.Singapore, 1972: Newly independent and grappling for power in a fast-modernising world. Here, gangsters in Chinese secret societies are the last conduits of their ancestors' migrant gods, and the back alleys where they fight are the last place magic has not been assimilated and legislated away.Loner schoolgirl Adeline Siow has never needed more company than the flames she can summon at her fingertips. But when her mother dies in a house fire with a butterfly seared onto her skin, Adeline hunts down a girl she saw in a back-alley bar fight - a girl with a butterfly tattoo - only to discover that she's far from alone. Ang Tian is a Red Butterfly: one of a gang of girls who came from nothing, sworn to a fire goddess and empowered to wreak vengeance on the men that abuse and underestimate them. Adeline's mother led a double life as their elusive patron, Madam Butterfly. Now that she's dead, Adeline's bloodline is the sole thing sustaining their link with this goddess. Between her search for her mother's killer and the gang's succession crisis, Adeline becomes quickly entangled with the girls' dangerous world, and even more so with the charismatic Tian.But no home lasts long around here. Ambitious and paranoid neighbour gangs hunt at the edges of Butterfly territory, and bodies are turning up in the red light district suffused with a strange new magic. Adeline may have found her place, but with the streets changing by the day, it may take everything she is to keep it.EARLY READERS ARE OBSESSED:'A tragic masterpiece' ? ? ? ? ?'Intense, cathartic, and action packed' ? ? ? ? ?'So unapologetically lesbian' ? ? ? ? ?'A beautiful story of anger, rage, and desperation' ? ? ? ? ?'Grabbed me by the neck and destroyed me' ? ? ? ? ?'Imagine a Singaporean Godfather novel, but filled with queer lady arsonists' ? ? ? ? ?'An intense fantasy that will leave you reeling & wanting more' ? ? ? ? ?'Wen-yi Lee is a master of place, steeping us in the turning point of Singapore' ? ? ? ? .…