Magic or family? The choice will change her life forever. *** Lillith Hemlock is the last in a long line of Hemlock witches, but her parents renounced magic as evil before she was born. After witch hunters burn down their house, Lilly's family moves in with her grandparents--practicing witches living in a town of magical creatures. Lilly falls in love with magic but fears practicing it will make her parents hate her. Before she can decide between magic and family, she's swept up into a conflict between Kyton--a fairy boy striving to save his dying father--and the vicious dragon who holds the cure. While fighting alongside Kyton, Lilly discovers frightening secrets from her past, a dark bloodlust that could destroy her budding romance with Kyton, and a hidden enemy working right under their nose. Can Lilly control her beastly instincts to save Kyton's father, or will she become the monster she most fears? She doesn't know, and she's afraid the answer will come too late. *completed*

🔥"Some hearts are forged in fire, tempered by storms, and grounded in earth-these are the ones who change worlds."🔥 This is the second book of the Eldryn Academy series. Mira thought surviving her first year at Eldryn Academy was the hardest thing she'd ever do. She was wrong. Returning for her second year at the prestigious academy for elemental magic, Mira finds herself thrust deeper into a world where power comes with a price, and every alliance could be her salvation-or her downfall. The elements that once felt foreign now pulse through her veins, but mastering fire, water, earth, and air is only the beginning of her journey. Ancient secrets lurk in the academy's shadowed halls, and whispers of a forgotten secrets follow Mira wherever she goes. As political tensions rise between the elemental courts and mysterious creatures emerge from the depths of the core Elemental Forests, she must navigate treacherous waters both magical and political. Trust is a luxury she can't afford, yet her heart yearns for connection in a world that seems determined to isolate her. Between rigorous training sessions and deadly examinations, Mira discovers that some bonds transcend magic itself. But when hidden enemies surface and long-buried truths come to light, she must decide: Will she embrace the power that frightens even her professors, or will she let fear consume the very magic that makes her extraordinary? In a realm where elemental mastery determines your fate and political games can turn deadly, Mira will learn that the greatest magic of all might just be the courage to trust in herself-and in the unexpected hearts that choose to stand beside her. ❤️💫 Dive into a world where magic is wild, love is dangerous, and destiny cannot be denied.💫❤️

I'm just a girl, literally. How can I focus on high school, being a young ho, getting to the bag? Oh and being a werewolf? Like hello! And yes werewolves exist. If aliens exist then yeah other supernatural beings existed, like werewolves. Next question Tameka. Ok so boom, I was at the height of my baddie game, clocking everybody tea and not tied down by a man, ew gross. In comes James Del Russo with his intense, stormy eyes, saying words like "mate" and "bond" and suddenly my playlist shifted from Glorilla's FNF to Teyana Taylor Bed of Roses. Down bad sista. Real bad. Mind you, I've never chased a man in life! Now they're all coming out the woodwork? A boyfriend, an absent father returned, a weirdo werewolf that kidnaps me?! I don't want to deal with the drama, Ray Charles to the B.S. I'm more of a "How A Baddie Recovered" but you'll see, stay tuned.

There were numerous reasons why Riley Williams could be expelled out of Asphodel Academy, a boarding school for witches and warlocks. She was indiscipline, cocky, and didn't get along with a lot of people. It also didn't help that her number one enemy at the academy was Lucas Island, the most popular warlock in Asphodel. But those reasons weren't why Riley was so scared of getting kicked out of the school. She had deeper, darker secrets that no one should ever know. If they did, they wouldn't want her alive.