The Lost Color of Namiri - Fowler, Elisabeth
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2025 Winner of the Firebird International Book Award In a world obsessed with color, can one outcast prove that blood is the only shade that matters? In a post-human world where panther tribes rule and color decides fate, any cub born of mixed blood is left for dead. But the jungle keeps its own counsel. The Pariahs-a tribe of the discarded-rescue the unwanted and claim them as their own. Raza leads them, yet his golden coat sets him even further apart in a society that sees only black and white. It is the mark of something ancient and unknown, a challenge to the order that shaped him. His…mehr

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2025 Winner of the Firebird International Book Award In a world obsessed with color, can one outcast prove that blood is the only shade that matters? In a post-human world where panther tribes rule and color decides fate, any cub born of mixed blood is left for dead. But the jungle keeps its own counsel. The Pariahs-a tribe of the discarded-rescue the unwanted and claim them as their own. Raza leads them, yet his golden coat sets him even further apart in a society that sees only black and white. It is the mark of something ancient and unknown, a challenge to the order that shaped him. His every choice now balances between protecting his people and proving the system a lie. As tribal war brews and the old order begins to crack, Raza must face the truth of who he is and decide if he will serve the laws that reject him-or transcend them. The Lost Color of Namiri is an award-winning dark fantasy and animal allegory perfect for fans of The Gilded Ones, Midnight Robber, and My Soul to Keep.
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Elisabeth Fowler is a novelist and storyteller who crafts narratives deeply rooted in regional empathy and the shared experiences of the human race. Hailing from Alabama, Fowler draws inspiration from the South, a world with its own distinct rhythms and complexities. Through a mixed-cultural lens, Fowler explores themes of identity, resilience, and the intricate fabric of human connection.When Elisabeth isn't crafting fictional allegories, she enjoys traveling the world and sewing purses.