Bøger af Nicole Adair

"Some magic doesn't want to be remembered."After the night of her Claiming, Gemma learned the hard way that she can't outrun who she is-or the magic that wants her. Then, in a cruel twist of fate, her entire world collapses, leaving her to pick up the pieces of the life she no longer recognizes and the memories she wishes she could forget. Now there's only one thing left for her to believe in: Ollie. Not magic, not fate. Not even herself.Thrown into this chaotic world of mystery and wonder, Ollie is desperate for something to hold on to. As he grapples with his choices and the consequences that always follow, he struggles to untangle the legend of the Claimed and mend what's been broken before time runs out. In his search for answers, there's only one thing he knows for sure: he belongs with Gemma, and he'll do anything to make that dream his reality.In this gripping conclusion to A Tangle of Dreams, Gemma, Ollie, and Milo must discover the true meaning behind their magic and the power that can only be found on the journey back home.

Josephine hates Aiden. Almost as much as she hates her horribly plumed marching band hat (and that's saying something). But just as she must wear the hat, she must also deal with Aiden Christopher Mitchell III, the insufferable Golden Boy and her biggest rival. He's inescapable in a school as small as theirs and in a town so tiny it's just a dot on the map. Now that it's their senior year, she's determined to leave Pearson, Texas behind with her know-it-all legacy intact (and Aiden's in shambles). But like a group project gone wrong, homecoming week turns everything upside down, leaving Josephine questioning all the things she thought she knew about herself, her home, and maybe (just maybe) the boy she's loathed since the sixth grade. A football game. A student council coup. A forced debate partnership. This just might be the longest week of Josephine's life. What could possibly go wrong?

"Ollie, do you believe in magic?" Gemma and Oliver have been best friends their entire lives. But no matter how well Ollie thinks he knows Gemma, there's one secret standing between them, one secret she swore she'd never tell: magic is real. And she's waited her whole life to have it. On their seventeenth birthday, Gemma and her twin brother, Milo, will be Claimed by one of the three branches of magic. Only then will they have access to the power they've always seen but been unable to touch. Gemma's counting down the days until she becomes one of the Claimed, but she's torn between wanting her magic and wanting to keep Ollie in her life. This goodbye feels impossible, especially with the way Ollie looks at her when he thinks nobody's watching. On the night of the Claiming, Gemma is taken over by a strange power that no one understands, leaving her reeling in the aftermath. That night, Ollie's caught up in a world he never knew existed as he finally learns the truth behind the lies. Gemma and Ollie discover a magic made from buried secrets and a history long forgotten. Together, they must unravel the mystery that surrounds them and their families before fate claims them for its own. Does Ollie believe in magic? He's about to.