Awakening

I’m a Twin. Impulsive. Curious. Stubborn. A Twin. The heir to a throne that I know nothing about. And it turns out I’m a Fairy.

But of course there’s one catch—everything I need to do to claim my right by birth is to prove that I’m the most powerful of all supernatural beings in all of Solaria. And technically that’s true, because I’m the daughter of the Wild King. But what wasn’t mentioned in the brochure is that every fairy in the Kingdom would claim my throne if they could.

The school they sent me to is both incredibly dangerous and one endless infernal party. Vampires bite the weaker students in the corridors, a pack of Werewolves holds orgies in the Forest of Suffering every full moon, and I won’t even get into the dark and perverted ways Sirens use their powers on people’s emotions—or how my sinfully seductive teacher of Cardinal Magic runs practical sessions that leave people needing therapy.

Classes are extremely interesting—if you manage to survive them. And that constellation sign of Gemini that I mentioned? Now it determines my elemental magic and influences my fate, so studying astrology is necessary if I want to beat my classmates—which is, by the way, actively encouraged.

My biggest problem is a drooling Dragon-Werewolf who has his sights set on my throne. He and his three psycho friends are determined to turn my stay here into hell.

All I have to do is survive. But fate may have other plans.

Damn it, why couldn’t I just get a letter from Hogwarts?

This is a dark, aggressive novel—don’t expect a sweet school of magic with friends on every corner. Fairies fight for everything they have, and the Zodiac Academy is a ruthless school for students over 18, where only the strongest win. There’s no Dumbledore to save someone’s butt, and Lyionel Acrux will give Voldemort a chance to score points in the category of evil dictators. So hold on to your star dust (no brooms required) and prepare for a bumpy ride.