About the book: year / I am a Gemini. Impulsive. Curious. Stubborn. Twin. Heir to a throne I know nothing about. And it turns out I'm a Fae. But of course, there's a catch - all I have to do to claim my birthright is prove that I'm the most powerful supernatural being in all of Solaria. And of course, technically this is true, since I am the daughter of the Wild King. But what the brochure didn't say was that every fae in the Kingdom would lay claim to my throne if they could. The school I was sent to is both dangerous as hell and one hell of a party. Vampires bite weaker students in the hallways, a pack of Werewolves have orgies in the Forest of Wailing every full moon, and I won't even get into the dark and twisted ways the Sirens use their powers on people's emotions, or the way my sinfully seductive Cardinal Magic teacher conducts detentions that cause people to need therapy. The sessions are extremely interesting if you manage to survive them. And this sign of the constellation Gemini that I mentioned? It now determines my elemental magic and influences my destiny, so learning astrology is necessary if I'm going to defeat my classmates, which is actively encouraged, by the way. My biggest problem is the slobbering Were-Dragon that has its eye on my throne. He and his three psychopathic friends are determined to make my stay here hell. All I have to do is survive. But fate may have other plans. Damn it, why couldn't I just get a letter from Hogwarts?*** This is a dark, aggressive romance - don't expect a cute wizarding school with friends on every corner. Faeries fight for everything they have, and Zodiac Academy is a cutthroat school for students over 18, where only the strongest win. There's no Dumbledore here to save anyone's ass, and Lionel Acrux will give Voldemort a chance to score points in the evil dictator category. So hold on to your stardust (no brooms required) and prepare for a bumpy ride