The Sorcerer's King: ways of the witches

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Samcrowned00
Status:Ongoing

Summary

Long before the contemporary times, in the olden days of Africa, every male child born at dusk were used for sacrifice to appeal the witches. Although this act met resistance from the villagers who begged and sought-after salvation from the oppressive tradition of child sacrifice, nonetheless, the practise continued for centuries upon centuries until one very day, when King Oranmiyan, who was unable to produce a male offspring, became fortunate to bear his very first and last Prince. Even though the prince was born at dusk, everything changed when he failed to offer his son's life as a sacrifice as the culture had demanded. The witches grew angry and chaos began.

WARNING: Parental Guidance is advised.

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Sidney Belloc Review ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ August 21,2023

Hi everyone, I am Sam-crowned and the author of this book. I am not that perfect, but I will do my best to make sure this book is one of the great rollercoaster ride you will enjoy as you was with me. kindly vote and comment. these little things can go a long way on my part. Thank you lovelies.

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Scott Dorothea Review ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ August 21,2023

This is a different take on witches. And for once, the sacrifice isn't female lol. The writing is good though there r some sentences tht r too long. But, overall it is easy to understand. The plot itself is already intriguing from the synopsis. The king himself failed to follow the tradition. I'm quite curious if there would be a curse befalling the prince. On another note, the world building is superb. I love the bg narration and the naming sounds realistic for some reason.

Keep up the good work, Author! Good luck!

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James Peter Review ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ August 21,2023

Holy Jesus! The book is so different so rare and so wonderful that I am seriously I'm awe how come I never picked it up. Well, the answer is that the no. of chapter is less than 20 maybe that's why I didn't find it before but now that I have picked it up, I really really pray that I get hundreds of chapter in a single day!

What I liked about this book is the fantasy aspect, the weird customs , the strange traditions and their beliefs... I really don't know which stories like this exist bef.

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Ogden Stowe Review ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ March 19,2022

HONESTLY WOW. not a lot of times you get adaptations from African culture and mythology in this platform especially, curiosity lead me into opening the book, and the tools irl have been beautifully utilised by Sam, wish this were a book, pretty darn different concept, but you gotta read it carefully and find time because THE DETAILS MATTER the author hints it (or maybe I'm trynna analyse too implicit details lol)

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Joanna Peg Review ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ March 19,2022

This is my first reading a historical story. I almost thought that the story felt real like it was based on real experience and not a fiction. Great job, author!

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Jamie Timothy Review ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ August 21,2023

Very interesting read. Well done author for a refreshing and original work! The author writes well and has great story telling skills. A great read overall.

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