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978-83-66860-66-7

Seraphine Blair

Rosalie at the Collegium of Pagan Witchcraft: Year 1

Plymouth, Year 1939

 

Rosalie Medley is the orphaned daughter of Jeffrey Medley, an infamous Wiccan wizard specializing in dark magic. Because of his evil deeds, everyone is afraid of Rosalie now. Can she prove to others, and more importantly to herself, that she's better than him?

When she joins the Collegium Of Pagan Witchcraft, the poorest and least significant Wiccan high school in the whole Great Britain, an unexpected opportunity to redeem her surname shows up.

Together with other students, she joins a knowledge contest, which has the opportunity to turn around the Collegium's unlucky fate.

Little does she know, her partner in the contest will be Monty Hyndeston, a handsome and mysterious third-year student, who's undoubtedly practicing dark magic...

Rosalie knows she ought to stay away from him, but her heart wants what it wants. Is Monty able to give her the emotional warmth she needs, though?...

 

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“Rosalie in the Collegium of Pagan Witchcraft: Year I” is the first novella narrating Rosalie's adventures in the Collegium. It's romantic, atmospheric fiction, which explores themes such as individualism, solitude, unrequited love, and beauty of nature.


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Seraphine Blair

Seraphine Blair creates dark paranormal and academia romances, infusing her narratives with Gothic charm, supernatural intrigue, and forbidden desires set against eerie, sophisticated backdrops.

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