This is the first in the Worldmaker Trilogy.
The only reason why I didn’t finish it is because it’s written in third person. I’m in a strange “first person only” time.
There seems to be two different covers for this book. And I’m unsure about yours, but my library puts giant stickers on the front when it’s borrowed by another library and it drives me insane.
Anywho, here is the blurb:
Death and destruction will bar her way . . . Kyndra’s fate holds betrayal and salvation, but the journey starts in her small village. On the day she comes of age, she accidentally disrupts an ancient ceremony, ending centuries of tradition. So when an unnatural storm targets her superstitious community, Kyndra is blamed. She fears for her life until two strangers save her, by wielding powers not seen for an age—powers fueled by the sun and the moon. Together, they flee to the hidden citadel of Naris. And here, Kyndra experiences disturbing visions of the past, showing war and one man’s terrifying response. She’ll learn more in the city’s subterranean chambers, amongst fanatics and rebels. But first Kyndra will be brutally tested in a bid to unlock her own magic. If she survives the ordeal, she’ll discover a force greater than she could ever have imagined. But could it create as well as destroy? And can she control it, to right an ancient wrong?