THE MAGI'S LAW
Margot d’Anjou dreams of wearing the white wig and arguing in court like her illustrious brother, the king’s chief prosecutor. The trouble is, no attorney weighty enough to tip the scales of justice will consider an apprentice who wears skirts.
So when the opportunity to realize her dreams presents itself, Margot jumps. Her first task is to help defend a popular professor of magic, Ash Maradin, against accusations that he has performed an illegal conjuring. Such a serious crime could lead to the king’s justice—or worse—Blackhorn prison. Some say the allegations are all a political ruse, but Maradin has a checkered past. Professional boundaries notwithstanding, she finds herself drawn toward the enigmatic mage. But getting too close could put everything she has worked for in jeopardy.
The more she becomes entangled in the world of dangerous politics, magi, and rival kings, the more Margot becomes invested in Maradin's defense.
The problem is that he looks guilty.
