Blue Moon Witch Academy: Year One
(2026)(The first book in the Blue Moon Witch Academy series)
A novel by Annalise Clark
I failed all three of my placement tests.
For a Moonstone witch, that's not just embarrassing — it's impossible. My bloodline has never produced an Irregular. So when my magic refuses to show up in front of the entire incoming class, I'm left with two choices: hide in the library for the next four years, or figure out what's actually wrong with me before the school figures it out first.
Then Robin finds me. They are quiet, steady, infuriatingly observant... and apparently the only person at this academy willing to tell me the truth: different isn't broken. It might just be the beginning.
And then Poppy arrives off the waitlist, and suddenly the careful, contained life I was planning to live in the margins of this school stops being possible. She's fire and certainty and the girl I dated for three years before I left for the academy, and she has no intention of letting either of us pretend that's behind us.
Somewhere beneath this school is a room my mother built before she disappeared. A magic sealed before I was born is starting to crack open. And the closer I get to the truth of what I am, the more obvious it becomes that someone wanted me exactly this broken, exactly this invisible — and exactly this easy to control.
I came here to learn magic.
I didn't expect to find my mother's secrets, a professor who isn't who he says he is, or two people who make "unclassified" feel like the start of something instead of the end of it.
A queer paranormal romance academy series with a slow-burn throuple, a magic system built on emotion and bloodline, and a mystery that starts in the walls of the school and ends somewhere much older. Explicit content. Intended for adult readers.
For a Moonstone witch, that's not just embarrassing — it's impossible. My bloodline has never produced an Irregular. So when my magic refuses to show up in front of the entire incoming class, I'm left with two choices: hide in the library for the next four years, or figure out what's actually wrong with me before the school figures it out first.
Then Robin finds me. They are quiet, steady, infuriatingly observant... and apparently the only person at this academy willing to tell me the truth: different isn't broken. It might just be the beginning.
And then Poppy arrives off the waitlist, and suddenly the careful, contained life I was planning to live in the margins of this school stops being possible. She's fire and certainty and the girl I dated for three years before I left for the academy, and she has no intention of letting either of us pretend that's behind us.
Somewhere beneath this school is a room my mother built before she disappeared. A magic sealed before I was born is starting to crack open. And the closer I get to the truth of what I am, the more obvious it becomes that someone wanted me exactly this broken, exactly this invisible — and exactly this easy to control.
I came here to learn magic.
I didn't expect to find my mother's secrets, a professor who isn't who he says he is, or two people who make "unclassified" feel like the start of something instead of the end of it.
A queer paranormal romance academy series with a slow-burn throuple, a magic system built on emotion and bloodline, and a mystery that starts in the walls of the school and ends somewhere much older. Explicit content. Intended for adult readers.