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Book Summary: The Iron Trial

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The Iron Trial is about a 12 year-old boy named Call and his 2 friends Aaron and Tamara. Call’s dad is a mage (magician) but he hasn 't used magic since his mother died in the cold massacre in the 3rd war of the mages against the very powerful Enemy of Death. They use air, water, fire, earth, and chaos magic. Neither Call nor his dad like magic. When the time comes for his magic school test to get into the magisterium he is picked as an apprentice even though he is ranked last and tries his hardest to fail. He begins to like magic and the magisterium because he has friends there unlike his old school. But what he finds out about himself will change everything for him and everyone around him if he is willing to tell. I loved this book! It had

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