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in the parallel universe wherever magic is the inspiration of Culture, a youthful girl named Seraphina finds herself thrust into a entire world beyond her wildest desires. Unbeknownst to her, she is not only a standard human but a hearth sorceress with extraordinary powers waiting to generally be untapped. "the hearth Sorceress" chronicles the jou