Storm and Stone: Book One

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​The house has never been wrong about anyone. Until it falls for Caius Mercer.

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Seren remembers everything, even twenty-five years later: the boy who called her strange in front of the whole schoolyard, and the promise she made herself that she'd never forgive him for it. Now that boy is a contractor standing in her kitchen, hired to survey the foundation, and Thornwell has already decided he belongs there.

 

Seren runs the town's apothecary, keeps her uncles in line, and lets Thornwell's ghosts have their opinions. She does not let old enemies back in. But Cai isn't the boy who wrecked her childhood anymore, and the house isn't taking no for an answer.

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Something else isn't taking no, either. Practitioners across town are being robbed, not of money, but of the exact ingredients needed for one enormous, dangerous working. At the last scene, the intruder left a message in ash: coming soon. Someone is building toward something Thornwell may not survive, and the only man who can help her stop it is the one she swore she'd never trust again.

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The storm isn't coming. It's already inside the walls.

This is the first book in the Witches of Thornwell Trilogy.