Sorcery of Thorns

In Sorcery of Thorns, Elisabeth has been raised within the confines of Austermeer’s Great Libraries, where she learns that all sorcerers are inherently evil. This belief is shattered when a dangerous grimoire is unleashed, leading to her wrongful accusation of treachery. Forced to flee, Elisabeth must join forces with her nemesis, Nathaniel Thorn, a sorcerer whose family legacy is steeped in the very magic she has been taught to despise.

The Plot

Together, Elisabeth and Nathaniel delve into a centuries-old conspiracy that threatens the stability of their world. As they navigate the treacherous realms of magic and power, Elisabeth is compelled to confront her own prejudices. The journey reveals the complexities of good and evil, challenging her understanding and forcing her to reconsider everything she thought she knew about sorcery.

Themes

• Prejudice and Understanding: Elisabeth's journey reflects the struggle against ingrained beliefs and the importance of empathy.
• Friendship and Loyalty: The developing relationship between Elisabeth and Nathaniel highlights the power of collaboration.
• Magic and Identity: The narrative explores how magic shapes identity and questions the nature of power.

“This gripping fantasy explores themes of trust and self-discovery.”

Fans of The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern or Shadow and Bone by Leigh Bardugo may find a captivating blend of intrigue and enchantment within these pages, where the line between hero and villain is beautifully blurred.