Status: Sending to agents!

Genre: YA Fantasy

Word Count: 86,000

Logline: After discovering a prophecy about an ancient machine that can steal magic, a grief-haunted teenage Water Elementalist must learn to trust and unite with her fellow Elementalists to stop a dark Magician from destroying their world.

Blurb: Grief has frozen Celmira Khan’s heart ever since her best friend Monica died. Celmira’s ability to trust others is as elusive as the elemental water currents she controls. When she uncovers a long-buried prophecy at her school’s end-of-year banquet, her solitary plans are ruined as it calls for her to unite with Earth’s five other Elementalists. The prophecy warns these rare wielders of the world’s primal forces that the fate of magic is in their hands. In a world where magic is life itself, they must work together to find and destroy the pieces of an ancient machine that threatens to drain all magic. Driven more by self-preservation than prophecy, the Elementalists struggle to trust one another and work as a team while they decode the locations and battle magical creatures to secure the pieces.
They aren’t alone in searching for the machine. Syna Keng, a ruthless Magician hungry for power, attempts to retrieve the pieces to steal the world’s magic for herself. If the machine falls into her hands, the world’s magic will be in danger. As they race against Syna to recover the pieces, each of the Elementalists reminds Celmira of her lost friend--from the overbearing leader to the teammate who thinks the mission is doomed from the start. Celmira had no one in the world but Monica, and now even she is dead. So how can she start to trust the Elementalists now? If they all cannot learn to work through their issues to unite as a team, Syna will discover the machine before them, and the magical community will perish.