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The Sun Blessed Prince by Lindsey Byrd

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By Lindsey Byrd, Lucy Holland, T. L. Huchu
| Pan Macmillan
SEPARATED BY WAR. UNITED BY FATE. ‘An ambitious and compelling tale of deadly court intrigue and star-crossed lovers’ – Lucy Holland, author of Sistersong Prince Elician is a Giver, so can heal wounds and return the dead to life. He also can’t be killed, so is cursed to watch his country wage an endless war. All this, while keeping his powers a closely guarded secret. Cat is a Reaper and they can kill with a single touch.
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The Moon Blessed King by Lindsey Byrd

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By Lindsey Byrd, Lucy Holland, T. L. Huchu
| Pan Macmillan
'An ambitious and compelling tale of deadly court intrigue and star-crossed lovers' Lucy Holland, author of Sistersong, on book one, The Sun Blessed Prince Can two rulers with power over life cheat death to save two nations locked in war? From Lindsey Byrd, The Moon Blessed King is a breathtaking, queer, slow-burn fantasy romance. Elician is crowned King of Soleb. But he’s secretly a Giver, capable of raising the dead, and it’s forbidden for Givers to rule.
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Inside the Mind of Your Gut

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By Lucy Holland
| Medium
The next time someone tells you to “trust your gut,” you might want to take them quite literally. Buried within the walls of your digestive system lies a neural network so complex and sophisticated that scientists have dubbed it the “second brain.” This hidden nervous system, known as the enteric nervous system (ENS), contains more neurons than your spinal cord and can operate entirely independently of the brain in your head.
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