Hot Flashes and Hexes
Hot flashes, hexes, and one growly wolf sheriff who definitely wasn’t part of her post-divorce plan.
Althea Virelli is freshly divorced, has zero patience for mysterious plumbing failures, and has a minor habit of setting local property on fire when she gets stressed. All she wanted in Spelltide Cove was a quiet place to relax, lick her wounds, and reset. She didn’t expect her long-dormant magic to wake up with a bang, accidentally incinerate a boardwalk festival banner, and hurl her straight into the path of the town’s devastatingly handsome sheriff.
Sheriff Drayce Varyn likes order, control, and keeping his heart safely locked away. Then one curvy, sharp-tongued brunette nearly burns down his boardwalk, and his wolf announces one very inconvenient truth: Mate. Drayce plans to give Althea all the space she needs. His possessive wolf has other ideas—especially when ancient creatures start coming after her. Worse, he can’t stop thinking about pulling her into his arms and kissing her.
When strange creatures start targeting the thinned magic surrounding Althea, Drayce’s territorial instincts go nuclear. Just when she thought things couldn’t get any weirder, they do. Now Althea has a possessive sheriff breathing down her neck, a coven of wine-loving witches insisting she’s powerful, Gerri Wilder meddling with suspiciously good cookies, half the town waiting to see what she sets on fire next, and enough sexual tension to blow up the local espresso machine.
Hot Flashes & Hexes is a steamy paranormal women’s fiction shifter rom-com packed with midlife magic, small-town mayhem, found family, meddling matchmakers, dangerous secrets, and one wolf sheriff who falls first and hard.
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