Lizzie Fry - Boszorkánykör (2021)

"Let me repeat it so that I can be understood by everyone.
Women are not our enemies. We have to protect them from themselves, just as we have to protect ourselves."

Imagine a world in which witches do exist. In which the power inherited from mothers to daughters is ancient and harmless, yet it terrifies many men.
And now imagine, the newly elected populist president of the United States of America orders that all witches must be imprisoned for their safety and the safety of those around them. To live as a woman in such a world is to be guilty.
Witches begin to be persecuted worldwide. Meanwhile, a young woman discovers a power within herself that she had no idea existed, and which immediately makes her the most persecuted witch - and also the most dangerous.
Lizzie Fry's compelling novel, reminiscent of The Handmaid's Tale, tells the story of power and oppression in a world eerily similar to our own.