The Witches of Wheeler Park Series

Love can strike like lightning — but so can trouble.   Lightning doesn't just strike twice for Adara Grant. It strikes all the time. She suffers a setback; the heavens open up. She gets bullied; a tornado flattens a barn. Addie's mother has always found an excuse to move before whispers and stares morph into pitchforks, but Addie suspects there's a connection.   She just doesn't know how. Or why.   Jake Wilcox is a witch hunter — for a good cause. His pet project is a powerful data-mining program that detects lone witches when their gifts manifest, thus bringing these "orphaned" witches under the Wilcox clan's protection.   When Jake follows a lead to tiny, remote Kanab, Utah, he discovers a young witch as wild and beautiful as a desert storm. But he's not the only witch hunter in town, and in an instant, Jake and Addie are on the run from someone hungry to use her gift for evil.   Addie finds a new home and protection with the Wilcox clan, but as danger closes in like an icy storm front, she faces a heartbreaking choice to protect her newfound family — and the man she's coming to love.

A storm can cover her tracks…or lead the wolves straight to her door.   With the help of his witch clan, Jake Wilcox is looking forward to a happy future with Addie Grant, the woman he's falling for. There's just one thing missing: Addie. Sometime in the night, she up and left. He can guess why — she'd sacrifice almost anything to avoid causing her newfound family any trouble. But the big question is, where did she go?   Addie dutifully went along with the Wilcox clan's plan to protect her from Randall Lenz, the government operative bent on harnessing her weather magic for not-so-noble purposes. But in the back of her mind, a voice insists that as long as she stays in Arizona, the greater the danger to Jake and the Wilcox witch clan.   Heart breaking, Addie listens to her inner nomad and goes where the wind takes her — a place where no government, no witch, not even Jake can find her. But there are two factors working against her desire to remain hidden: her love for Jake…and the magic that, when danger flares like a wildfire, she has no choice but to unleash.

One surge of magical power could free her — or short-circuit her future.   Jake Wilcox thought he'd covered their tracks when he hid his love, weather witch Adara Grant, in a remote Wyoming town under the watchful guard of the Northern Arapahoe. He should have listened to his instincts that he was making a horrible mistake.   Now Addie's gone, taken in the dead of night by the very nemesis they thought they'd eluded. Locked away so deep in a government testing facility, it'll take more than magical luck to find her, much less get her out alive.   Addie is living her worst nightmare, and feeling every one of the three thousand miles between her and Jake. The temptation to use her wild gift to free herself is strong — but it's not just her own life at stake. The facility is full of orphaned witches.   And one faint signal that could be glimmer of hope — or a sign that luck has run out for Addie, Jake, and everyone they love.

Christmas is made for magic…unless a spell takes a wrong turn.   For the past six months, Addie Grant's life with Jake Wilcox has been a perfect storm of love, in and out of the bedroom. As her first Christmas with him and the extended Wilcox clan approaches, there's only one thing she could wish for. Okay, two things. Snow, and an engagement ring.   Jake has a ring burning a hole in his pocket. He's just waiting for the perfect moment to spring it — preferably Christmas Eve, with a backdrop of falling snow. But as the holidays approach, the cold skies over Flagstaff remain stubbornly clear.   When the clan joins forces to investigate, they find out that magic, especially weather magic, can have a butterfly effect of unintended consequences. And if they're going to have a white Christmas, they'll have to find a way to break a spell without making things worse….

Christmas is made for magic…unless a spell takes a wrong turn.   For the past six months, Addie Grant's life with Jake Wilcox has been a perfect storm of love, in and out of the bedroom. As her first Christmas with him and the extended Wilcox clan approaches, there's only one thing she could wish for. Okay, two things. Snow, and an engagement ring.   Jake has a ring burning a hole in his pocket. He's just waiting for the perfect moment to spring it — preferably Christmas Eve, with a backdrop of falling snow. But as the holidays approach, the cold skies over Flagstaff remain stubbornly clear.   When the clan joins forces to investigate, they find out that magic, especially weather magic, can have a butterfly effect of unintended consequences. And if they're going to have a white Christmas, they'll have to find a way to break a spell without making things worse….