Exams suck, especially Westwood Academy's midyear Magical Decathlon. Maia is the youngest Witch in her family, and the sole heir to the fabled Meriwether cache of magic. It is her duty to uphold the family name and to bring honor to the Meriwether Witches who came before her. Her parents aren't the only ones with high expectations of their youngest. She has the professors on her back too. One in particular. Not exactly what she had in mind when she came to Westwood Academy. Longing for freedom, she only wants to make her own choices without repercussions to her family name. Will Maia disappoint her family and school by refusing to play their midyear games? Or will she draw on her inner strength and surprise even the most cynical of her instructors? Find out in Air Witch!

The quest to save magic is nearing its end as deprivation sickness takes hold at Westwood Academy. Will an unlikely hero be enough to save all witch kind? Enid Morrigan has a lot to learn about who she is, and what better place to do it than Westwood Academy? Though new to the world of magic, Enid has always been a little strange. Seeing and hearing the dead is something she would not wish on her worst enemy, but it has always been a part of her life. Secret spells and wards surrounding Westwood have efficiently blocked off her gifts—or curses, as she always thought of them. But what happens when her newfound friends need her to open up her powers? Is she strong enough to face her demons in order to save all magic? Good thing she is not alone. With Rio, Maia, Tana, Jade, and Mabe on her side, Enid and their mates track down a Lorekeeper who might be able to help. Spiritwalker Judge Dusek is a trained...

Can Westwood Academy handle the blazing inferno that erupts when these two touch? Tana McKenna learned not to trust anyone early in life. Closed off and guarded, she just wants to control her element and get on with her life—alone. But her wacky roommates don't seem to get the picture. Since when did different elementals room together, anyway? Something very strange is going on at Westwood Academy, and Tana is determined to root it out. The only problem is getting past the sentinels—one in particular. She does not know why Brandon Flint's steel-eyed gaze seems to follow her wherever she goes, or why the knowledge of his steady stare kindles something deep inside her. His quiet observation is driving her mad. And if there's one witch you don't want to get emotional, it's her. Temperamental does not begin to describe Tana or her flaky control over her element. Will she master her...

Curses suck, but it's just another day at Westwood Academy. Rio has known her whole life that she was different. The women in her family have been plagued by a deadly curse, and she's next. There is only one place she can go to learn to control the magic that just might save her. Will she be able to make a place for herself in this strange world where witches and wizards, and other supernaturals, live under the rule of the omnipotent Council of Covens? Find out in Water Witch! Welcome to Westwood Academy.Forget what you know and let your magic run wild.

Appetites increase when there's blood on the moon over Westwood Academy. Will the hunted become the hunter before it's over? Everyone thinks Mabe Marlow is a total freak when she is forced to skip classes due to her special condition. Making friends for the first time in her life is rough, but being alone is so much worse for the blood witch—not to mention everyone else. Her thirst for blood is growing, and Mabe is caught between wanting to run away and learning to accept help.When the Council of Covens sends an Enforcer to track down rumors of a witch using blood magic, Mabe is forced to decide between a rock and a hard place. She doesn't want to leave Westwood Academy, but what choice does she have? She can either go, give herself up, or risk the only friends she has ever had.Can she prove she's not a threat to magic and get the rune-marked Enforcer to back off? Maybe. But there's a catch—Mabe might be more dangerous...