Hawthorn Academy Complete Series Boxed Set

by D.R. Perry

Part of the Revealed World Box Sets series:

Providence Paranormal College Complete Series Boxed Set
Hawthorn Academy Complete Series Boxed Set
Gallows Hill Academy Complete Series
Messing Psychic Academy Complete Series

Editions:Kindle

We all start as strangers. Why does that make me so nervous?

I can't imagine life without Mom, Dad, Bubbe or my friends in Salem. And that's what I'll be living at Hawthorn Academy, the campus between worlds. But Hawthorn Academy's the place to be if I want to join the family business as a veterinarian for magic critters.

It's magi only at my new school, so I'm going without my besties. The only person I'll know there is my snarky big brother. At least I've already bonded with a familiar. But my dragonet means I'm destined for above-average power levels.

The last thing I want to do is scare people off. You only get one chance at first impressions, after all.

But will I make friends or enemies?

Published: July 10, 2022
Genres:

Fantasy, Fantasy - Contemporary, Fantasy - Hopepunk, Fantasy - LGBTQ+, Fantasy - Magical Realism, Fantasy - Paranormal, Fantasy - Urban & Magical Beings, Fantasy - Young Adult, Poetry

Tags:
Series Type: Same Universe / Various Characters
Series Type: Same Universe / Various Characters

Excerpt:

About the Author

D.R. Perry writes tongue-in-cheek Urban Fantasy, noir Alternate History, and YA Paranormal with cute magical critters. She lives with her husband, child, and dog.

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