Into the Fire

Against all odds, Guinevere never backs down. Despite the death of her mother and father,

she manages to eke out a living, working as a barmaid at the local tavern. However, in a land ruled by an iron fist, Guinevere and her twin sister, Gwendolyn, struggle to make ends meet.

Her peaceful, if not mundane, life takes a turn when Guinevere and Gwendolyn become the sudden targets of the corrupt King Firon. Everything changes when he barges into her house, demanding the spellbook of a long-dead coven, and kidnaps her twin.

Ever the loyal sister, Guinevere and her childhood friend, Gelic, embark on a rescue mission. But her path quickly becomes more treacherous than she could've imagined, fraught with dark magic, dragons, and betrayal . . . and rebellion looming.

Join Guinevere as she embarks on her trial by fire.

Natalie Moss graduated from the University of Georgia with a BA in anthropology, a BS in geology, and a minor in biology. She is currently pursuing her MSc in Human Osteology and Funerary Archaeology at the University of Sheffield, and her MPhil in Biological Anthropological Science at the University of Cambridge as a 2023 Marshall Scholar. When she wrote Into the Fire, she liked to imagine herself as a fearless witch toppling a monarchy. In reality, she was usually sitting in the dark, letting the light of a laptop screen reflect off her braces, as she redid her not-so-stylish side braid. She enjoys dogs and thunderstorms, and other things that don't mix. She loves to hike, travel, play softball, listen to old music, and read, especially when a morally-grey female protagonist is involved.