Forest Mage by Robin Hobb adorah nworah Goodreads reviewers call it "a

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Forest Mage by Robin Hobb adorah nworah Goodreads reviewers call it "aIn the second installment of the Soldier Son Trilogy, Nevare Burvelle faces the consequences of magic he cannot control. Cast out from his family and society, he must navigate exile, illness, and the mysterious pull of the Speck people's forest magic. Robin Hobb delivers a dark, powerful continuation that explores identity, destiny, and the clash of cultures. Perfect for fans of: Shaman's Crossing (Book 1 of the trilogy), The Curse of Chalion by Lois