Unlike the previous books that focus on external threats (pirates or forest fires), this story deals with a biological threat. It highlights the intersection of magic and medical science.
While Briar and his teacher, Rosethorn, are searching for new plant specimens in the city of Summersea, they discover a mysterious and deadly disease spreading through the city’s poorest districts. Known as "Blue-Tick," this plague is highly contagious and resists traditional magical and medicinal cures. Pierce, Tamora - Circle of Magic 04 - Briar's Book
Briar must confront his past life on the streets and his deep-seated fear of losing the new family he has found at Winding Circle. Unlike the previous books that focus on external
The protagonist, whose plant magic and knowledge of the "gutter" become essential in navigating the plague-stricken city. Known as "Blue-Tick," this plague is highly contagious
Briar’s mentor, a dedicated dedicate of the Earth Temple whose life hangs in the balance.