Whispers of Power
Graduating from Diremount University is the ultimate test of paranormal abilities, but this university isn’t just a training ground, it’s a battlefield.
Between dodging silver daggers in class, avoiding any discussion of becoming a central bond, and fighting off mean girls, my first year at Diremount University is eventful to say the least.
Toss in some good old paranormal classism, and Diremount becomes my living nightmare.
But I have bigger problems: my twin sister is missing and I can’t use my magic.
To find my sister, I need to graduate, and to graduate I need to learn to control my powers. . . but the harder I try to use my magic, the more I’m beginning to think I don’t have any.
And because I have the absolute worst luck, one incident places me among the top-ranking students and turns me into enemy number one.
Honestly, I’m beginning to think the goddess really, really doesn’t like me because if all of that weren’t bad enough, the four most powerful men at the university can’t seem to leave me alone.
Drake, the mage with a grumpy demeanor, wants me gone.
Bellamy, the cocky but handsome vamp, wants to borrow a vein.
Carver, the professor with a hard exterior, wants me out of his way.
And for whatever reason, Rowan, the shifter who knows my darkest secret, wants to protect me.
Now not only am I fighting to survive this deadly university, I’m also trying to avoid their attention because the only thing worse than never seeing my twin again is being trapped in a bond I don’t want.
This is book 1 of a slow burn paranormal academy romance. This series is a why choose romance, which means there will be multiple love interests and the happily ever after will be with all of them by the end of the series.
This book will end on a cliffhanger.
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