β Scribed by Tasha Black
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
I was the worst witch at Primrose Academy.
Until a guardian chose me for his mateβ¦
Every day is a battle to keep my place. The Legacy witches laugh at my magical accidents. My own friends cringe when I get called on in class. And even though the professors say powers like mine are difficult to restrain, I know itβs only a matter of time before Iβm stripped of my school colors and sent home in shame.
I might be able to harness the weather one day, but right now I canβt even control my own life.
The only escape is in my dreams, where a beautiful man with golden eyes haunts my mind and warms my body. But itβs only a dreamβ¦
Until the night of the Choosing Ceremony, when he appears in real life to make me his mate.
But as much as I crave his touch (and I really, really do), my friends need our help. If we donβt hunt down a list of magical ingredients in time to stop a dangerous spell, hell will rain down on us all.
The situation is desperate enough that they even want ME, and my jacked up, unpredictable magic, fighting on their side.
But my power comes at a terrible price - a price that could be fatal to Reed. So if I love him, I have to resist the mating bond.
If only the stubborn bear shifter wasnβt willing to face down death itself to make me his.
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