The Hybrid Witch, by Osama Al-Muslim, is the fifth part of the Orchards of Arabia series, which also includes: Orchards of Arabia, League of Devils, Winds of Abandonment, and The Lame One. The Orchards of Arabia series is a terrifying fantasy novel series. The novel revolves around a story of war and revenge between a Persian woman named Afsar and an Arab woman named Daja, who recruit a group of witches to start a war between them.
The Hybrid Witch Orchards of Arabia Part Five
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A suspenseful novel that delves into the world of magic and mystery, where the hybrid witch faces identity conflicts and supernatural forces that threaten the balance of the worlds.
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