Foothills Fae Academy

Book Two

De: Callie Woodridge

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

This book now has a detailed summary of Book One at the front, so you do not need to read It. It also has a character index. If you read the summary, you can jump right into the first chapter of Book Two.

Disclaimer: This book has multiple POVs and is very long. It is 497 pages. If you enjoy multiple viewpoints and don't mind a longer read, you may enjoy it. However, this one will not be for you if you prefer short books or one or two POVs.

Please read the trigger warning and disclaimer at the front of the book.

Three years later, survival isn’t enough. Now, we have to lead.

Three years have passed since I was dragged from a miserable life in the Mortal Realm and thrown into the brutal beauty of the fae world. I’ve mastered my elements. I’ve built a new life with real friends, real power, and something close to love. But nothing stays quiet for long—not here.

Now, everything is changing again.

We’re sixteen. Stronger. Smarter. More dangerous. But the tests ahead of us aren’t just magical obstacle courses meant to prove we’re ready for the senior years. They’re meant to train us.

The past we thought we understood is a lie. Our enemies were never truly gone. And the truth we’ve uncovered? It’s darker than we imagined. Blood sacrifices. A betrayal that cuts deeper than any blade.

Magic isn’t the only weapon here—secrets are. Politics. Power. Legacy.

And me? I’m still standing. Still fighting. But this time, I’m done playing by anyone else’s rules.

If the fae world wants a war, it just might get one.
Because I’m no longer just trying to survive. I’m here to reshape the system that tried to break me.

This is a coming-of-age story where the characters start at thirteen in the first book and mature into adults by the last one. The series leans more towards New Adult (NA) than Young Adult (YA) due to the content in the last two books, which might be inappropriate for certain YA age groups. While the first two books fit YA (especially Book One), the rating is specifically for the last two books, where the characters are adults, and I've written them to reflect that progression. I know some people prefer to binge read a series, so I am putting this warning in so that readers aren't surprised by the change in Book Three from the first two books. Reader discretion is advised, especially for younger readers.