The Balance Academy Series by S E Robertson

1. The Healers' Road

2. The Healers' Home

3. The Healers' Purpose

1. The Healers' Road
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Agna had looked forward to her overseas assignment for the last four years. It was just a side project on the way to taking over her father’s art agency, of course, but she eagerly awaited the opportunity to use her education and prove that studying to be a magical healer had been worthwhile.

Keifon never wanted to leave home. His choice was bleak: ship himself overseas, or be shut out by the man he loved. But he followed the gods’ will. He only wanted to spend some time alone, make himself useful to the foreigners as a medic, and make up for the things he’d done.

Two strangers, two years, one mission: Travel the back roads of an unfamiliar country and heal those who need to be healed. Including, perhaps, themselves.

The Healers' Road is a fantasy/character-study novel (122,000 words). Book 2, The Healers' Home, is available now!

2. The Healers' Home
Wildern is a town on the cusp: poised on the border, with a new hospital bringing in talent from around the world.

Agna thinks it’s ripe for some more culture. She launches her plan to open her own art gallery, putting off her family’s pleas to come home and join the family business. A new mentor seems to suggest that her talents are better spent as a healer, but why else did she come to town?

Keifon becomes a doctor’s apprentice, hoping to settle into a quiet new life, even though he suspects that such dreams are out of his reach. And why is he finding it so hard to move out of Agna’s house and reach for the life that he’s always said he wanted?

A new improvement project will bring an old friend to this growing border town, and test the healers' loyalties. The past won’t let go, and the future won’t wait...

Direct sequel to The Healers’ Road, second in the Balance Academy series. 160,000 words. Slice-of-life fantasy: big life decisions and little dramas, plus healing people or causing landslides with your bare hands.

3. The Healers' Purpose
When the Academy sends a new batch of healers into the field, Agna finds herself in an unexpected position of authority, on top of managing her new art gallery. She jumps at the chance to prove that she deserved to escape her father's shadow. As her colleagues begin to fall victim to an unexplained loss of healing power, it starts to seem like too much for one healer to handle alone.

Keifon's new life seems like more than he'd dared to wish for: friends, security, a chance to advance his career as a doctor. He has also confessed his feelings to his dearest friend, or so he thinks. But while he waits for her reply, his life continues on a path he never foresaw, and he begins to find new sides to his calling.

The city takes in its new transplants and offers opportunities, but not without a cost. Now that the friends — or perhaps partners — have found a place for themselves, they may find themselves doubting their direction.

Direct sequel to The Healers’ Road and The Healers’ Home.