What use is power without control? Or a call of destiny that you cannot answer?

Servant to a Runemaker, yet denied Candidacy as a future Runemaker herself, Sifa must still find a way to take control of her innate magical nature. A prodigy in her own right, she hears the call of magic in a way few others can perceive.

The world itself whispers of coming disaster, begging anyone who will listen to step forward and safeguard the balance before it's too late. Sifa yearns to answer that call, but the restrictions of duty and her obligations toward the Runemaker and his students do not allow for such gallivanting about.

In a desperate bid to free herself, Sifa delves into restricted teleportation magic, inadvertently ending up instead stranded in another world entirely. A world whose chorus of magic could easily overwhelm her. A world with its own imbalance, its own secrets, and its own destiny which is about to be irrevocably changed.

For Servant she may be, but it is Sifa whose choices will shape the fate of both worlds.

[I'll be taking book 1 down for KU the week of September 20th, so be sure to read before then!]