The Rage

The Rage
Publisher Name
Regent Street Press
Age Range
14+
Release Date
October 04, 2020
ISBN13
978-7337386-1-3
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Young Trib follows orders and fights. The Puritanics are invading her territory and threatening the natives around her, but she realizes that violence solves few conflicts. With a young native seer, and a tribal story teller, Trib struggles to stop inevitable devastation as the all-female warriors, religious Puritanics, and natives converge.

Young Trib follows orders and fights. The Puritanics are invading her territory and threatening the natives around her, but she realizes that violence solves few conflicts. With a young native seer, and a tribal story teller, Trib struggles to stop inevitable devastation as the all-female warriors, religious Puritanics, and natives converge.

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The Rage
(Updated: July 18, 2026)
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The plot is fast-paced with vivid characters constantly challenging the exertion of power and violence. It is an accessible, complicated, but uplifting story.

Beyond a great adventure tale, Lassiter Williams tackles what it means to be powerful and female. She identifies how trauma, the price of violence, can be destructive for generations, and she probes for peace in a violent world.
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The Rage explores the crushing conflicts of different cultures competing for the same space in a primitive forest. The native tribes, the religious Puritanics, and the mystical all-women New Murians each bring distinct strengths to battle for their place. Trib is a young warrior-trained heroine who gradually awakens to the losses caused by violence. Fighting cannot be the only way to resolve differences, but she struggles for an alternative. The plot is fast-paced with vivid characters constantly challenging the exertion of power and violence. It is an accessible, complicated, but uplifting story.
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