Playing music has always been her deepest desire. Now Soline can get everything she ever wanted – or lose what little she had.

Magic is finally liberated in Alvonia, allowing manipulators to practice their craft without retribution. This doesn’t concern Soline, who, magic-less and ordinary, just needs a new job at Camford University for no particular reason.

Not because there’s anything she’s fleeing from.

And definitely not because she did something to someone that may land her in prison.

Soline just wants a quiet, fresh start doing what she does best: teaching mathematics. Making friends is not on her agenda. Neither is falling in love. And she certainly doesn’t expect to discover something about herself that will shatter everything she thought she knew.

But when she gets a chance to fulfil her lifelong dream and learn how to play the piano, she receives much more than what she bargained for.

Declan is handsome, charming and flirts with everything that moves. But behind the image of airheaded drama teacher lies a dangerous secret, one that Soline accidentally exposes with a carelessly chosen song.

Now she has questions she can't answer, a man she can't seem to stay away from, and a threat closing in on the life she's only just begun to build.

Did she just ruin her one chance at love? Or even worse, did she set a ruthless force on her trail that will destroy everything and everyone she has come to care about? Still reeling from the revelation of a lifetime, Soline must decide how much she’s willing to risk for the ultimate prize – the chance to finally discover who she is and where she belongs.

Where the Song Leads is the first book in The Musicians, a captivating dark academia romantasy series featuring hidden magic, slow-burn tension, forced proximity, and two wounded souls discovering that sometimes the greatest risk is allowing the right person to find you.

Perfect for fans of unique magic systems, found family, and dangerously dark campus secrets.