Mistwood

"Mistwood" introduces Isabel, an immortal shape-shifter known as the Shifter, who is bound by an ancient spell to protect the kings of Samorna. When Prince Rokan calls her from the Mistwood, Isabel has no memory of her past, her powers, or her purpose. She must quickly learn to wield her abilities, including shifting into animal form, wind, or mist, while navigating a treacherous royal court filled with political and magical intrigue. The narrative explores themes of identity, loyalty, and the complexities of trust, especially as Isabel develops feelings for the prince she is sworn to protect. A "deadly truth" forces Isabel to confront her past and make difficult choices. This book is best suited for readers aged 9-12 who enjoy fantasy, mystery, and a touch of romance, offering a compelling story about self-discovery and moral dilemmas.

Brought back from the Mistwood to protect the royal family, a girl who has no memory of being a shape-shifter encounters political and magical intrigue as she struggles with her growing feelings for the prince.