A Cold Day in Spell

Fate is a witch.

After the year she's had, Lexi Balefire does the sensible thing and lets her inner goddess come out to play. Alexis feels nothing, flinches at nothing, and has excellent posture. Lexi goes and hides somewhere at the back of her own head.

It's efficient. New hair, new car, new glass-and-chrome office, no cat. It's also freezing - and so is Port Harbor, gripped by a cold that has nothing to do with the season.

Maybe letting the goddess drive is a good thing, since there's a new evil running loose in the world with a serious dislike of Fate Weavers, and something with black horses, green lanterns and scythes has started hunting witches.

As long as she foils Diana Diamond's evil plan to sap the love from the earthly realm, Lexi figures she'll be content to be a backseat driver in her own life. Her godmothers disagree, loudly, and won't stop meddling. And when Kin comes back around in an unexpected way - with no memory that she exists - Lexi wonders if she made the right choice at all.

Now, the only question is: will the Goddess let Lexi back out?

A darker, funnier, colder cozy fantasy with more warmth than winter - book six of the complete seven-book Fate Weaver series. Clean and closed-door.

Perfect for readers who love:

• A heroine at war with herself
• Found family that refuses to give up on her
• Second chances and lost memories
• A wild hunt with witches in its sights
• A complete series with every loop closed