Cross and Spider by Tana Rose

My first year at Septem Stellae is over. I should be enjoying my summer, relaxing, focusing on my Youtube channel and on getting a tan.
But when my world is suddenly turned upside down, it becomes even more imperative that I learn how to control the magic swirling in my body.
Ezra, Fielder, Gideon and Hardin think they can teach me everything I need to know. But I have my doubts. Even as guilt gnaws at me I seek out the help of Cohen Faulkner, a witch who taught himself how to cast.
When he is able to help me access my shadows, something no witch in Shadow and Veil has been able to do in a hundred years, tempers flare and infighting abounds.
With a million other things to worry about–a murderous coven, witch hunters and my own burgeoning magic, not to mention a possessive umbra demon–I don’t have time to be delicate with their egos.
The mystery of who I am, my ancestry, drives me to leave them, to seek answers on my own from the one person who has them.
My father.