Book overview
From the author of the "colorful, sweet, and swoony" (Mallory Marlowe, USA TODAY bestselling author) Hopelessly Teavoted comes a witchy, sapphic rom-com about a mischievous runaway bride and her prim-and-proper Witchery Council rival who must fake-date in order to catch a would-be murderer--and accidentally fall in love.
Priscilla Hart does not do regret--except maybe for the spectacularly disastrous choice of fleeing her own wedding in a cloud of magical fireworks. Now the town's most infamous runaway witch, she's determined to rebuild her reputation on the Witchery Council and prove she's more than a scandal in designer heels.
Agatha Vanderbilt Voisin, the newly elected council president, is everything Priscilla can't stand: composed, proper, and infuriatingly perfect. But when a string of dangerous magical explosions points to Priscilla as the culprit, Agatha makes an impulsive move--announcing that they're dating--to save her from exile.
Faking a relationship in public should be simple even for such opposites...until late-night arguments turn into slow-burn attraction, and the two discover that something wicked is brewing in Hallowcross. To survive the magic--and their feelings--they'll have to stop pretending and risk falling for real.
Can they outwit a magic powerful enough to destroy them, or will trust be the most dangerous risk of all?
Priscilla Hart does not do regret--except maybe for the spectacularly disastrous choice of fleeing her own wedding in a cloud of magical fireworks. Now the town's most infamous runaway witch, she's determined to rebuild her reputation on the Witchery Council and prove she's more than a scandal in designer heels.
Agatha Vanderbilt Voisin, the newly elected council president, is everything Priscilla can't stand: composed, proper, and infuriatingly perfect. But when a string of dangerous magical explosions points to Priscilla as the culprit, Agatha makes an impulsive move--announcing that they're dating--to save her from exile.
Faking a relationship in public should be simple even for such opposites...until late-night arguments turn into slow-burn attraction, and the two discover that something wicked is brewing in Hallowcross. To survive the magic--and their feelings--they'll have to stop pretending and risk falling for real.
Can they outwit a magic powerful enough to destroy them, or will trust be the most dangerous risk of all?
