Impawssible Magic
A fresh start, a grumpy tiger, and a crystal-clear case of fated attraction.
Leire Firesinger is done with drama after a catastrophic betrayal left her covenless, heartbroken, and questioning everything she once knew. She’s moved to the magical town of Mistvale, determined to prove that a shattered past doesn’t have to mean a shattered future. While she tries to keep her unanchored magic from flickering, she can’t ignore the way the town’s newest “protection detail” makes her crystals hum with a traitorous, flirtatious energy. Keeping her distance—and her cynicism in check—proves to be an impossible task as her wards begin to welcome the very man they should be keeping out.
Aslan Nexis has spent five years building walls higher than the mountains surrounding the town. The stoic tiger shifter and member of the Protection Network is haunted by the memory of the witch he couldn’t save. When he’s assigned to monitor the new charm witch, his predator instincts scream that she is more than just a routine assignment. While he tries to maintain a professional distance, he can’t ignore the way her scent settles something restless in his chest. Keeping his hands to himself—and his tiger in check—proves to be an impossible task as their magic begins to entwine.
Reluctant partners? More like a disaster waiting to happen. While Leire tries to ignore the fact that her wards have developed a crush on her new bodyguard, the bad guys are busy leaving dead birds on her mat and trying to drag her into dark alleys. To survive, she and Aslan have to stop arguing long enough to uncover a secret so old it makes Grandmother Peach look like a teenager. They aren’t just fighting for their lives; they’re fighting to prove that some magical bonds are too stubborn to stay severed.
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