Dark Is Her Nature

The School of Necessary Magic, Book 1

By: Judith Berens, Martha Carr, Michael Anderle

Narrated by: Kate Rudd

For hire: teachers for special school in the Virginia countryside. Must be able to handle teenagers with special abilities. Cannot be afraid to discipline werewolves, wizards, elves, and other assorted hormonal teens. Apply at the School of Necessary Magic.

Alison is a young Drow princess whose power is just beginning to grow inside of her - too bad for the dark forces after her. They won’t see it coming. Even better...Alison’s making a few tween friends who can stand by her side.

School’s in session - the world’s about to change.

©2018 Judith Berens, Martha Carr, Michael Anderle (P)2018 LMBPN Publishing

Fine Story

This was a rather enjoyable story and highlights the trouble and pain our parents cause some of us in their misguided belief in what's best for us. They are simply human and make mistakes like the rest of us. Onwards to the next one.

Confusing!!!

To be honest my rating for this book is a 2.5. I wanted to love this story because the details for the book sounded very interesting. But I couldn't get into the story because I had trouble figuring out who the story was about. Alison or Izzy. So with that being said although I love books by this author, I won't be reading the rest of this series.

great story

I am impressed.. Most of these type of books usually have to much romance and not enough action in the story. To have a author or in this case authors that can balance both is a pleasant surprise. I plan on buying more of this series.

tbh it could have been way better

it starts out with a very messed up memory napping yes they stole the poor girls memories and then proceeded to push her life on a path she didn't choose or want. now with that being done the rest of the story is very dry mostly about well going to school and very lame uses of very unskilled magic what's worse they dont even address the memory theift.

great beginning to Allison's story

when I read this book for the 1st of several times, I had in my mind a shy sounding A. The narrator almost gives her an EMO sound (to my ear) and it fits.I love hearing someone else's take on the words and how they sound to them. Either the vocal sounds or an internal monologue. Another great story.