The Enchantment Academy

The Enchantment Academy

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They say power is a gift. But for Jodie, it feels like a curse. When eighteen-year-old Jodie is pulled from her ordinary life and thrown into an elite Academy for the gifted, she quickly learns that nothing is as it seems-not her strange new powers, not the cryptic mark on her skin, and certainly not the other students watching her from the shadows. Drawn into a secret group known only as The Circle, Jodie begins to uncover ancient truths buried beneath the school's polished walls-truths that whisper of rebellion, hidden bloodlines, and a spiral of power older than magic itself. But the deeper she dives, the more dangerous the world becomes. And when secrets start to unravel, Jodie must decide: will she control the power within her... or will it control everything? Perfect for fans of Shadow and Bone and Violet Made of Thorns, this is a story of hidden magic, chosen families, and the girl destined to shake the world.
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