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Clarke, Amber

 
9798990230316: Prismatic: The Nonesuch

Synopsis

Wild magic. Forbidden love. Secret identities. A character with a secret so big that it changes everything.


Nalania is a lowborn drifter—that's what the highborn call her—and her dear sister is the most wanted person in the world. Her sister, Aurora, is beyond special. She's the nonesuch, a person without an equal.

The new king hates the lowborn of his kingdom but hates witches and warlocks even more. Nalania, a witch and lowborn, never stood a chance.

He forces the most powerful witches and warlocks in the realm to rule by his side. His coven does his bidding swiftly, efficiently, and without question. They drink a potent potion every day to keep them compliant.

Nalania and Aurora run into this very coven in the depths of Cloverbottom Forest.

They have a split second to make a decision: die, or use magic to try and get away. But do they really have a choice?

They had to choose self-defense. Now half of the king's coven is dead, and Nalania is living with unbearable guilt for putting her little sister, the nonesuch, in this position. She's sure of it: the king will find out. And when he does, he'll take her. Punish her. Use her.

Nalania has to train to become a proper witch now, but she doesn't know what the hell she's doing. Will anxiety hold her back from saving her little sister?

Can she learn enough magic to save Aurora before it's too late?

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Tropes: Secret identity and forbidden love

Prismatic: The Nonesuch is an emotional medieval young adult fantasy with several twists and turns. It takes readers through a rich historical fantasy setting filled with romance, realistic characters, and witchy elements like spellcasting, potion-making, and even ritualistic magic.

This book is meant for readers ages 13 and up.

TRIGGER WARNINGS:

  • Class discrimination
  • Racial discrimination
  • Abuse
  • Torture
  • Violence

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