Aria Knight Character Analysis

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Aria Knight sees a light at the end of the tunnel as she sets out to confront the powerful witch who turned her world upside down…her mother.

She must decide if the witch, Clare, truly wants to help her, or drag her into a fate worse than death.

Darkness gathers around Aria and her friends as rioting and assassination plots break out in the streets of Miracle Falls. Her ally, Harry Storm, conceals the truth about his powers while trying to keep it together long enough to help, or else fall into an abyss of insanity. And Jacob Wolfe, the man she yearns for, has little time for romance as he’s stuck trying to prevent an all-out war on preternaturals.


Aria knows that she must do her part to keep the peace, but it's difficult when the

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