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What Nigel and Ori know could change the magical world. But first they have to survive it.
In this propulsive sequel to The Spells We Cast, sunshine/grump soulmates Nigel and Ori must overcome magical corruption and an evil force inside Nigel.
The action-packed follow-up to The Spells We Cast will make readers laugh, swoon, cheer, and hold their breath right down to the stunning conclusion.
Still reeling from their deadly encounter with the Knife and the revelation that the Culling was unnecessary, soulmates Nigel and Ori have been thrust into a resistance movement overnight.
They'll do whatever it takes to end the tradition of greedy elites taking power from teen magicians. But with Alister rallying the Guild against them, a mysterious spell erasing the memories of every ally they recruit, and a dark force threatening to take control of Nigel, the road ahead is treacherous. Can Nigel and Ori's newfound love protect them as they fight for justice—and their lives?
"Love conquers all in this satisfying duology closer." —Kirkus Reviews
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Jason June is a New York Times bestselling author from Dallas, Texas, who as of this writing has no magical powers. Bummer. He's a big fan of unicorns, stories that center the power of queer love, and embracing the camp of the Lone Star state. His novels include Out of the Blue, Jay's Gay Agenda, and The Spells We Cast.
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