In a world ruled by elemental magic where everyone holds the ability to manipulate one element I, Eden Montgomery, was a misfit. My entire life I thought I was a magical dud, thrown into an orphanage by my parents as a baby and forced to work a dead end job at a magical coffee shop just to get by. In a place where everyone was extraordinary I had come to terms with being ordinary. Until my twentieth birthday when a handsome young stranger walked into the shop and my life changed forever. But what he said couldn't possibly be true- that I was the lost eden, a mage with the ability to control all four elements. But when my best friend is captured by a fire wielding king hell bent on enslaving all the other mages I have no choice but to listen and try my hardest to tap into the power everyone thinks I have. Only an eden can unite all of the magical sectors to rise up against the king. I was prepared to master the four elements, but I wasn't prepared to fall for the four hot elemental princes who were tasked with helping me save the world. Can I actually master the ancient arts in time to save the world?

Fire destroys everything it touches. The elemental carriers were right when they said that it was the most potent gift. Ever since I unlocked mine, my mind hasn't felt the same. It was a surge of power I wasn't expecting, but now I'm out for vengeance. Vengeance against Asher, Jade, and anyone who's ever done me wrong. I'm not the lost eden anymore, now I'm dark- and there's no turning back.

The time cures has been shattered, but so has everything I thought was true. With more questions than answers I restarted the clock. My race to save the elemental districts has started again, but this time I don't even know who I'm really fighting against. But what if, the person I hate the most, is the person I need to unlock my ultimate powers and save everything I've ever loved. Crap.

Time is running out for us to stop the time curse. Scratch that, time is non-existent anymore. But while the world around me crumbles I'm forced closer to the guys that have deemed themselves my protectors. But they can't protect me from one thing-myself.