Roaring Spell
A stormy witch, a quiet bear, and a high-pressure case of fated mates.
Sakura Tempest is done with being a disaster. After her unanchored magic flooded one town too many, she’s moved to Mistvale to prove she can run a crystal studio without causing a catastrophe. While she tries to keep her stormy emotions from manifesting as literal thunderstorms, she can’t ignore the way the town’s newest “monitor” makes her magic vibrate with a hungry, electric energy. Keeping her cool—and her umbrella—becomes a losing battle as her instincts recognize the very man the Protection Network sent to investigate her.
Torin Weylin has spent thirty years building a life of stoic solitude in the mountains. The steady bear shifter and Elder of the Protection Network is haunted by a space in his chest he didn’t know was empty until he saw her. When he’s assigned to monitor the new weather witch, his predator instincts scream that she’s his mate. While he tries to maintain a professional distance, he can’t ignore the way her scent of rain and lightning settles his restless bear. Keeping his hands to himself from the beautiful, sassy witch becomes impossible the longer they are near each other.
While Sakura tries to ignore the fact that her crystals are playing matchmaker with her and her new bodyguard, the bad guys are busy shattering her shop and draining the town’s ancient defenses. They must navigate a web of betrayal before the final device shatters Mistvale’s peace for good. They aren’t just outrunning a conspiracy; they’re proving that the most violent storms are best weathered in each other’s arms.
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