The First Trial
As a Witch, I was already a fantastical creature, so why was it so surprising to discover we weren’t the only ones?
My life had always been full of secrets. I was adopted as a baby, but after arriving at Aurora Academy to start my journey into Witch-hood at the ripe age of twelve, I learned I had a twin brother. Adopted into a different family, he also had more questions than answers, so we began our search for the truth. Except, thanks to a mysterious curse, no one could know that we were twins.
Keeping that secret was hard enough, but everything changed when our campus was magically transported to a different realm. A realm that held even more secrets than we could fathom. Secrets that had the potential to uncover the mysteries behind why my twin and I were separated at birth.
Five Academies from five unique realms suddenly found themselves in a strange, undocumented dimension, each of us shocked to discover the creatures from our myths were real. Only reality was significantly different from the stories. Thrust into a strange new world and forced to participate in the Unity Trials, everything we had ever known was thrown out the window. The purpose of these trials was shrouded in mystery, and my suspicions grew with each day we were trapped here. Only one thing was clear: all five academies must learn to work together or face deadly consequences. I just hoped we could unite as one sooner rather than later, because it was the only way we were getting out of here alive.
Let the First Trial begin.
This is book 1 in a fantasy romance series where the FMC does not have to choose between her love interests. There will be some dark themes and open door spicy scenes. All main characters are in their 20’s or older.
Written in British English.
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