Seafra.

Seafra.

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In a world where evil dwells and magic exists the kingdom of Efrilia awaits a powerful witch or warlock to protect the kindom from fae and other creatures of the night. Roan and Tearnan are best friends. They live together due to tragic events. Their life was pretty normal. Well, as normal as it could be. But that all changes when a girl, covered in blood, knocked on their door claiming she was a witch. When the prince of Efrilia got wind of this, he summoned her to the kings palais. What did he want? Was she the savior Efrilia needed? And would she drive a wedge between Roan and Tearnan's friendship? A/N: this book is heavily inspired by ACOTAR and the Throne of glass series. However the story and the characters are all mine. -UPDATES- so, I've just got into writing and I'm still getting the hang of it. I'll try to update as much as possible and I'll soon give you confirmed update dates.
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