by Ashia Monet (they/them and she/her)
Genre: fantasy
Representation: agenda, asexual, Black, bisexual, demiromantic, demisexual, gay, lesbian, Middle Eastern, nonbinary, Puerto Rican, queer, transgender
Author Representation: bisexual, Black, queer
Content/Trigger Warning: anxiety, car accident, death of family members, drugs, guns, racism, violence
Sixteen-year-old Blythe is one of seven Guardians: magicians powerful enough to cause worldwide panic with a snap of their fingers. But Blythe spends her days pouring latte art at her family’s coffee shop, so why should she care about having apocalyptic abilities?
She’s given a reason when magician anarchists crash into said coffee shop and kidnap her family.
Heartbroken but determined, Blythe knows she can’t save them alone. A war is brewing between two magician governments and tensions are too high. So, she packs up her family’s bright yellow Volkswagen, puts on a playlist, and embarks on a road trip across the United States to enlist the help of six strangers whose abilities are unparalleled—the other Guardians.
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