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I Solemnly Swear
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Ongoing, First published Apr 16, 2014
Brynn Thorne is a pureblood witch who attends Hogwarts. She strives for success, but still questions everything around her and can't resist a mystery. Then, there's Daniel Fellan. He's a year older than her, in a completely different house, and has a completely different group of friends. He praises Brynn's older brother (who happens to be an excellent trouble-maker) while she reprimands him. Yet, are these two destined to save the world from evil...? But, the question remains: Save the world from who?
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