Little Witega

Picture this: a war-torn land where the only magic is the kind that twists your sense of right and wrong. Mylah gets snatched up and thrown into a life of servitude. But she's not the type to meekly accept her fate. Oh no, she's got a backbone made of steel. A trait of all Witega's. As she fights for freedom, she stumbles upon a group of rebels with their own moral compasses spinning like a compass in a magnet storm. These aren't your typical heroes. They're flawed, conflicted, and about as morally ambiguous as a choose-your-own-adventure book.
Love? Yeah, it's there, but it's not all roses and heart emojis. Mylah finds herself torn between Eofor and Lahil, who might be more trouble than they're worth. In a world where choosing right often means choosing the lesser evil, love becomes just another complicated puzzle piece.
Every decision has consequences, and the line between hero and villain blurs like a watercolor painting left out in the rain. This book is a gritty exploration of the human spirit, with all its flaws, complexities, and the messy dance between what's right and what's necessary.