Books matching: magical academy
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- #1
Elliot, a non-magic user in a world of supernaturals, finds herself thrust into a Magical Academy when her sister shows signs of being a magic user. The book follows her journey of discovering her unusual brand of magic, training to control it, and navigating relationships with four attractive men. The plot involves a mix of action, mystery, and romance, with a writing style that captivates readers with a well-crafted world and compelling characters.
It’s a busy night at The Den, and a group of loud-talking guys ogle me as I lean over to wipe down the bar top. I can feel their collective gazes crawling over me like ants. They’ve been staring at me... - #2
'Magical Academy for Delinquents' in the series 'Pinnacle' by Ann Denton follows the protagonist, Hayley, as she enrolls in a magical academy to assemble a crew of guys with unique talents for a heist. The book blends humor, action, romance, and a touch of angst, creating an engrossing story filled with organic relationships and a captivating plot. The writing style is described as entertaining, with well-developed characters and a compelling storyline that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.
- #3
'First Year' in the series 'The Black Mage' by Rachel E. Carter follows fifteen-year-old Ryiah as she embarks on a journey to win an apprenticeship to the kingdom's infamous war school. Set in the magical world of Jerar, Ryiah faces rigorous training and competition among other students, including the top competitor, Prince Darren. The story delves into themes of magic, romance, and underdogs, all while exploring class issues and the challenges Ryiah encounters in her quest to become a Combat Mage.
The plot unfolds with Ryiah navigating friendship, betrayal, and self-discovery amidst a backdrop of intense magical training and personal growth. The writing style is described as captivating, engaging, and filled with originality, offering a blend of fantasy and romance that keeps readers hooked from start to finish.
He jerked his head back guiltily. I hoped the movement would go unnoticed by the four riders trailing a quarter of a mile behind us. They hadn't appeared too concerned with our procession thus far, bu... - #4
Blood of a Novice by Davis Ashura is the start of the Eternal Ephemera series, introducing readers to a new world within the Anchored Worlds universe. The story follows Cam Folde, a character striving to escape his humble beginnings and delve into the world of magic. As Cam's journey unfolds, he faces challenges that test his morality and mental fortitude, all while developing relationships that will have lasting consequences. The book intricately weaves elements of magic, character growth, and moral dilemmas, creating a captivating narrative that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.
Blood of a Novice stands out for its unique take on progression fantasy, offering readers a fresh perspective on character motivations, plot direction, and a magical system based on Ephemera. The story delves into the magical academy aspect, incorporating elements of Indian mythology and sentient animals who have evolved beyond their intended nature. With a focus on character development, intricate worldbuilding, and magical action sequences, this book sets the stage for a rich and immersive epic fantasy adventure that explores themes of fate, growth, and the pursuit of magical prowess.
- #5
Verene, a princess of Ardunn without any magical abilities, navigates political intrigue by attending the Kalloway magical academy in an attempt to form a strategic alliance with the former enemy nation. The story unfolds with Verene's struggles to control her newfound powers, build relationships amidst danger, and unravel mysteries while facing assassination attempts and navigating complex political forces. The writing style combines elements of fantasy, magic, courtier politics, and character development, creating an engaging and immersive world for readers to explore.
Something hit the side of the carriage so hard it tipped to one side, teetering for a moment on the verge of falling before crashing back onto all four wheels. Our forward momentum lurched, slowed, an... - #6
The 'Academy of Assassins' follows the story of Morgan, a strong and independent young woman who is trained to become an assassin by the MacGregor, the leader of the Maine Coven. The plot revolves around her journey to uncover her past, navigate the complexities of the magical world, build trust with her team of assassins, and solve mysterious murders at the Academy. The book is written in a fast-paced style that combines elements of insta-lust, action-packed scenes, and intricate world-building, keeping readers engaged from start to finish.
Tiny bits of gravel dug into her fingertips, weakening her hold, and her weight did the rest, resolutely dragging her over the edge a centimeter at a time. While her body was conditioned to withstand ... - #7
'Loremaster' in the series 'Ascension of a Street Rat' by M.E. Robinson follows the story of Rowan, a street orphan who is saved and enrolled in a prestigious adventure school. Despite facing challenges and being a commoner among nobles, Rowan navigates through the academy, interacts with characters like Darm and Tethis, and embarks on a journey of self-discovery and growth. The plot unfolds with elements of magical combat, character development, and intriguing world-building, keeping readers engaged with a mix of fantasy and adventure.
The writing style of 'Loremaster' is described as immersive and engaging, with well-written characters and a well-developed plot that captivates readers. The author intricately weaves together themes of struggle, identity, and growth, creating a story that feels real and draws readers into the fantastical world of Taureen and the adventures of Rowan.
- #8
'The Dragon Tamer' in the series 'Alveria Dragon Akademy' by author Ava Richardson follows the journey of Kaelan Younger, a village healer who discovers her half-blood dragon heritage and must attend the Alveria Dragon Akademy to understand her newfound powers and save her mother from a deadly disease. The plot builds up gradually, intertwining mystery, political uprisings, and fantastical imagery, while also exploring themes of love, courage, and self-discovery. The characters, especially Kaelan and the prince, undergo personal growth and navigate through challenges in a magical academy setting filled with dragons and danger.
The writing style of Ava Richardson is engaging, with well-structured plots, brilliantly developed characters, and smooth syntax that keeps readers hooked from beginning to end. is described as a joy to read, with a fast-paced storyline that does not drag, making it suitable for readers of various ages and enjoyable for those who appreciate fantasy worlds and magical academies.
Kaelan Younger cradled her basket under her arm as she skulked through the small, shaded market. She had to cradle it because it was full of eggs she needed to sell if she was going to buy the ingredi... - #9
'Menacing Misfits' in the 'Darkthorn Academy' series by Robyn Wideman follows the adventures of a group of misfits as they navigate through a magical academy filled with intrigue, danger, and mysteries in the Ancient Lands. The book captures the essence of RPG adventures, with a solid storyline, interesting world-building, and a diverse group of characters facing mounting difficulties and enemies from powerful families. The plot unfolds with a mix of action, magic, friendship, and a hint of romance, keeping readers engaged and eager to discover what lies ahead for the unique group of Darkthorn first years.
The writing style of 'Menacing Misfits' has been described as captivating, refreshing, and intriguing, with the ability to draw readers in and keep them up at night wanting to know what happens next. While the book may have its flaws, such as slow character development and excessive dialogue, it offers a solid start to a promising series that combines elements of adventure, magic, and coming-of-age challenges in a fantasy setting.
- #10
'Fractured Fates' in the series 'The Arrow Hart Academy' by author Hannah Haze is a fantasy romance book that follows the story of Rhianna, a strong female main character surrounded by a group of male love interests. The book is filled with paranormal and bully romance elements, with a touch of academy setting. The plot unfolds secrets gradually, keeping readers engaged and curious about the characters' past and the world they live in. The storytelling is immersive, with multiple points of view adding depth to the narrative.
The writing style of 'Fractured Fates' is characterized by creative world-building, interesting character dynamics, and unexpected twists. The book hooks readers from the beginning with its blend of romance, fantasy, and mystery. Despite some cliches and an intense bullying theme, the book manages to keep readers intrigued and invested in the story, setting the stage for a series filled with potential and unanswered questions.