Sparks, Secrets, and Second Sight

Three months in Siren Springs, and Gail Pelkey's finally stopped breaking everything she touches. Her chaos magic is behaving. Her event planning business has its first client. She's got a coven, a home, and a retired fire captain who shows up every morning with coffee.

There's just one problem. She's holding on so tight that the magic is overcorrecting. Instead of chaos, it's creating forced perfection. And patches of dead desert are spreading wherever her magic suppresses the ley lines.

Then her mother shows up. Seventy-two, immaculate, and armed with suggestions that sound like commands. She doesn't know her daughter is a witch. She's about to find out.

With the ley line convergence starving and everyone telling her to stop performing, Gail has to face the hardest truth her magic can teach: you don't master power by controlling it. You master it by trusting yourself enough to let go.