Morrigan has nothing left to lose until she meets the heirs.
In a perfect world…
…the heirs of the royal families would get to choose a Starr each to Blood Bond with.
But the world isn’t perfect, and Morrigan is the only Starr left.
She wasn’t raised to be a Bonded Starr. Her life took a different path. A darker path. The last four years have been in preparation for this moment, for what’s inevitably to come, but even the best-laid plans can have unexpected consequences.
The elders sent her to King’s College to pick one—a royal to bind her life to.
The seven heirs of the royal families aren’t anything like she expects. They want things from her she doesn’t know if she can give. She’s drawn to all of them in a way she shouldn’t be, and her attraction to Valentin Stirling, the school’s delicious Student Services Officer, just complicates things.
Her year at King’s College was supposed to be easy, but things aren’t what they seem. The elders need inside information, and Morrigan is thrown into the middle of a struggle between Valentin Stirling, the Chancellor, Maxen King, and the students.
Morrigan’s future hinges on her choice, and now her very life is dependent on who she chooses to place her trust in.
*Author Note - The Last Starr is intended for a more mature teen audience. It includes sexual situations and darker themes that might be disturbing to younger readers.
Morrigan has nothing left to lose until she meets the heirs.
In a perfect world…
…the heirs of the royal families would get to choose a Starr each to Blood Bond with.
But the world isn’t perfect, and Morrigan is the only Starr left.
She wasn’t raised to be a Bonded Starr. Her life took a different path. A darker path. The last four years have been in preparation for this moment, for what’s inevitably to come, but even the best-laid plans can have unexpected consequences.
The elders sent her to King’s College to pick one—a royal to bind her life to.
The seven heirs of the royal families aren’t anything like she expects. They want things from her she doesn’t know if she can give. She’s drawn to all of them in a way she shouldn’t be, and her attraction to Valentin Stirling, the school’s delicious Student Services Officer, just complicates things.
Her year at King’s College was supposed to be easy, but things aren’t what they seem. The elders need inside information, and Morrigan is thrown into the middle of a struggle between Valentin Stirling, the Chancellor, Maxen King, and the students.
Morrigan’s future hinges on her choice, and now her very life is dependent on who she chooses to place her trust in.
*Author Note - The Last Starr is intended for a more mature teen audience. It includes sexual situations and darker themes that might be disturbing to younger readers.