Scry by Night

Three hundred years ago, three witches tried to save their home. Now, a witch who has never had a home will have to do the same.

Bella Grey has spent forty years mastering the art of leaving. When you grow up never quite fitting anywhere, you keep your bags light and your heart lighter. Trapped inside the barrier of Laurel Haven, Maine — a town that refuses to let her go — she's surrounded by a coven that keeps feeling dangerously like family and a past that's starting to send letters.

And then there's Gabe Locke. Arrogant, aggravating, and apparently incapable of wearing a shirt before noon. He lives upstairs, forges iron for the coven's warding work, and looks infuriatingly good doing it. The obvious solution: sleep with him once, clear the air, move on.

It didn't work out that way.

As the Shadespawn grows bolder and questions about her family multiply, Bella is running out of ways to stay unattached to a life that keeps building itself around her — and a man who refuses to be convenient.

An enemies-to-lovers romance where acting on the attraction was the easy part.