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The Killing Moon (2012)
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Ehiru serves a goddess whose priests use dreams to heal and to bring death, making the meaning of peace deeply consequential. A conspiracy forces this sincere practitioner to question how his vocation is being used, while other cultural perspectives trouble his assumptions. Pick it for disagreement about good intentions and religious authority within a fully imagined society. The Dreamblood duology begins here, with disturbing violence.
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