Everything you've heard about Morgan le Fey is a lie. Despite her family's witchy history, Morgan's life in modern-day London has always been depressingly normal. True, her aunt has always insisted that Morgan is the lost heir to Camelot, but that idea is entirely laughable. She can't even cast the simplest of spells. And when her magic fails to protect her loved ones, Morgan is certain she's not meant to be a witch. Until a stranger appears on her doorstep, insisting that she has a destiny to fulfill in a kingdom she always believed was fantasy. The moment she steps through the portal into present-day Camelot, the connection to her magic she's longed for snaps to attention. Even still, she'll need to master her skills if she has any chance of taking back her throne. She arrives on the eve of a tournament of magical champions in honor of Prince Arthur's impending coronation. Barely able to gain entrance to the challenge, Morgan must best witches, fae and dragons for her chance to take on Arthur.  But even if she makes it to the final bout, proving her claim to the crown could cost her everything. Is this destiny worth risking her life for?