Frost and Flame by Uriah Stewart

In "Frost and Flame," seventeen-year-old Aria's world is turned upside down when she discovers she possesses both ice and fire abilities—a forbidden combination in a society where elemental magic determines one's place. Forced to flee her northern village, Aria embarks on a treacherous journey across a realm fractured by elemental factions.

Along the way, she forms unlikely alliances with Zephyr, a wind-wielder outcast, and Terran, a stoic earth-bender, as they uncover a sinister plot threatening to upend the delicate balance of their world. This captivating coming-of-age tale weaves together themes of identity, acceptance, and unity against a backdrop of social inequality and environmental allegory.

As Aria grapples with her conflicting powers and concealed nature, she must confront deep-rooted prejudices and challenge the very foundations of her society. Drawing inspiration from various cultural mythologies, the story's lyrical prose and intricate world-building create a fresh, socially relevant context for elemental magic, appealing to fans of innovative fantasy and thought-provoking young adult literature.