Magic is dying and Doctor Amara Vey thinks the world may be better without it.

For generations, kingdoms have built their power on enchantment: healing wards, floating bridges, bloodline laws, weapons, wealth. But when the magic holding civilisation together begins to vanish, Amara discovers the truth is far worse than anyone imagined. Magic was never an endless resource.

It was alive.

And it wants to leave.

Forced into an uneasy alliance with Rian Marr, a rugged linewright who has spent his life repairing the very magic Amara wants humanity to stop depending on, she must choose between saving the world they know and freeing something mankind never had the right to own.

Their attraction is immediate, inconvenient, and increasingly impossible to ignore. But as desire turns into something far more dangerous, Amara learns that love does not always arrive at the right time and doing the right thing does not guarantee a happy ending.

The End of Magic is a dark, sensual romantasy about freedom, consequence, and impossible choices.