Shifters and glyphs - Christina Bauer

"A fun romp for Twilight Fans"
School Library Journal
After being raised by the meanest fairies in the history of ever, Bryar Rose is now free to live her own life. For the first time, she's attending West Lake Prep, a regular high school. Well, mostly regular. Some students are actually hidden members of the Magicorum. In other words, they're really wizards, fairies, or shifters. Bry doesn't mind, though. She's thrilled to enjoy all the new experiences of being around normal kids her age, from locker pranks to lunchtime mystery meat. Everything is going along great, except for one thing. Bry's dreams about the pyramids of Egypt have gotten darker and more sinister. Every night, she sees her new man Knox and her best friend Elle in danger.
"Exciting and well-conceived"
Kirkus
With no other choice, Bry plans to leave school to explore the pyramids on her own. But her new man Knox discovers the scheme and is having none of it. He wants to stay by her side, no matter what. It's a good thing too, because Bry must solve the mystery of her attraction to the pyramids and soon. Otherwise, it could cost the lives of those she loves most.
And that means not only Knox, but also her best friend Elle.
"Must-read YA paranormal romance!" - USA Today
Perfect for readers who love young adult books, contemporary fantasy, fairy tales, satire/comedy, paranormal romance, fairies, magic users, shapeshifters, and coming of age stories. ... FAIRY TALES OF THE MAGICORUM Sleeping Beauty 1 - Wolves And Roses 1.5 - Moonlight and Midtown 2 - Shifters And Glyphs
Cinderella 2.5 - Fairies and Frosting 3 - Slippers And Thieves Christina Bauer is the author of the bestselling Angelbound series about Heaven, Hell and Purgatory, and the angels, demons, dragons, ghouls and humans that call them home; the Beholder series, about a medieval farm girl turned necromancer who needs to save the realm; the Fairy Tales of the Magicorum , which takes place in version of our modern world where fairies, shifters and wizards are real; and
Dimension Drift, where one sassy teenage girl-slash-scientist plots to save the future from its dystopian fate.