Modern Divination

De: Isabel Agajanian

Duración: 14 h

Resumen del Editor

The colour of magic was gold . . .

Aurelia Schwartz has spent twenty-three years maintaining the equilibrium between her carefully curated human life and the magical one that she endures in secret. With a devoted best friend and a place at an elite college in Cambridge, she has everything one could possibly want neatly within her grasp.

Except for the fact that her gift of green magic has begun to fade – and, if that isn’t enough to upset the balance of her life, a fateful run-in with another power-hungry witch with a penchant for stolen magic has threatened to bring it all to ruin.

Cast into an unexpected alliance with her dreadfully arrogant classmate, Aurelia goes into hiding among a peculiar family of witches, where she discovers that the secret to their safety requires breaking rules she has followed all her life:

Make no promises.

Tell no one what you are.

And never stay the night.

©2025 Isabel Agajanian (P)2024 Macmillan Publishers International Limited

Reseñas de la Crítica

'Stylish, moody, with an atmosphere thick enough to drown in, Modern Divination is the cosy contemporary fantasy of my dreams. I promise you, too, will be drawn in by its gorgeous and aching warmth' (Ava Reid, author of A Study in Drowning)

'Cosy like a favorite sweater and thick with atmosphere like fog on a winter night, Modern Divination beautifully captures the romance of small intimacies, hard-won vulnerability, and, of course, academic rivalry, Agajanian's debut had me under its spell from start to finish. Utterly magical' (Allison Saft, author of A Far Wilder Magic)

'In Modern Divination, Isabel Agajanian crafts a vivid, delightful world of academic rivalry, hidden secrets, and reluctant alliances - all with a delicious undercurrent of magic. Readers will be drawn through the pages like a spell, immersed in a cosy atmosphere of slow-burn romance, endless cups of tea, and the sound of rain over cobblestones' (Lyndall Clipstone, author of Lakesedge)

'Exquisite, lovely, and vicious in equal measure. Modern Divination is a hot cup of tea on a stormy night' (Sophia Slade, author of Nightstrider)