They're fighting for my heart. I'm just fighting for my life.
My first full year at Moonshifter Academy should’ve been a fresh start. Instead, my powers are glitching, my grades are tanking, and a bitter exchange student thinks I’m her sworn enemy.
Oh, and my love life? A literal blood sport between two dangerously hot shifters, Eddie and Artemon. Obsession. Devotion. Chaos. I’m stuck in the middle, and choosing isn't exactly in my spellbook.
My only hope of fixing this mess lies in the ancient book my dad left me. The catch? It’s cursed and way overdue at the Night Library. And the late fee? Quite possibly my mortal soul. No renewals. a mysterious new guy who knows his way around cursed libraries. He might be the key to everything…or the fourth corner in a love life that’s already spinning out of control.
Now, a vengeful ancient evil—with a suspicious link to my new sworn enemy—wants the book. The curse is spiraling, and my messy romantic drama just became a love square…and a fight for survival.
Armed with shaky new powers and a dangerously sarcastic attitude, I’m racing to break the curse before it destroys everything and everyone I love.
Just another semester at Moonshifter Academy.
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If you're a fan of authors like Cassandra Clare, Leigh Bardugo or Holly Black then M.S. Kaminsky's Moonshifter Academy series will be right up your alley. Kaminsky brings a fresh twist to the young adult urban fantasy genre, infusing his narratives with suspense, mystery, and a touch of romance. The Lost Wolf, the second installment in the Moonshifter Academy series, is a fast-paced shifter experience set against the backdrop of an academy that's anything but ordinary.
M.S. Kaminsky writes young adult urban fantasy and sci-fi with dashes of suspense, mystery and romance. His most recent release, The Mermaid Curse Series, reveals the enigmatic origin of mermaids in a gripping fantasy that spans generations of women.
When MSK is not writing he can be found with his husband attempting to tame the white water rapids of upstate New York or weeding in their garden. So far the rapids (and the weeds) are winning!
M.S. has been a lifelong writer. At four, he dictated his first short story to his dad before his hands were coordinated enough to hold a pencil. Today, his coordination is still questionable. However, his determination to write a good story remains just as strong as that spunky, four-year-old.