Sunaya is half shifter half mage in the city of
Solantha. Mages are in control of
everything. Shifters are considered
second class citizens and half/half is outlawed. Sunaya has hidden her magic. She has two jobs one as an enforcer and when
she can’t get enforcer work she bartends.
While working her night job as a bartender her mentor telepathically
calls for her. She arrives minutes
before he dies of silver poisoning. He
tells her there are a number of cases of silver poisoning but no one is looking
into them. She calls in her fellow
enforcers and let them know what happened.
They blow her off but she is determined to investigate. While on another case she exposes her magic
and is arrested. During her trial she is
told to appeal directly to the chief mage.
Sunaya believes this will give her a chance to escape but instead is
taken almost immediately to the chief mage.
The chief mage takes an interest in her and decides to spare her as long
as she is receiving mage training. The
chief mage Iannis is determined to train her but she has a lot of bias against
mages. Sunaya is able to open Iannis’
eyes to what is happening in the city and he does make some changes to help
shifters and humans.
I loved this book so much that I bought and read the next
two books in the series. I am now
impatiently waiting for the next book.
Sunaya is a strong woman who has pretty much been on her own since her
mother’s death when she was young. She
calls BS with everyone but is very loyal to those she loves. The story has a nice mix of characters who
interact well with each other. There are
just enough curves in the plot to be interesting.
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