Snow Magic

A fey Knight of the Light freed after twenty years in a magic-draining faerie prison. A lone she-wolf who raised his son by herself and never stopped loving her vanished mate. A snowbound cabin in the North Dakota wilds with evil mages closing in through the blizzard.

Evie McCann gave up her Pack to be with a fey warrior. A few short months later, Ray disappeared without a word, and she raised their son on the edge of the world with only her wolf for company. Two decades passed. Then Josh and his priestess mate opened a rift inside a circle of standing stones and pulled Ray back into the mortal realm, along with the creature that had been feeding on his power.

Sir Rayburne spent the last of his strength carrying Evie away from the fight, straight to the remote cabin where their love began. He had no idea he had a son. Evie had no idea whether the man she'd mourned still felt the bond that had never stopped tugging at her heart. A blizzard snowed them in with two decades of lost time to make up, and the heat between them hadn't dimmed at all.

Ray's arrival sent a ripple through the magical world, and someone felt it. Shifters had been vanishing from the nearby reservation, and the Venifucus mages behind it came for Ray next, while his magic was at its lowest ebb. Beyond the storm waited a winter solstice wedding and the Pack Evie hadn't faced since the day she chose Ray. First, a gentle she-wolf who was never a fighter had to stand beside a half-drained Knight in the snow. She had already lost her mate once, and she refused to let it happen again.

Perfect for readers who love steamy second chance romance, reunited fated mates with a werewolf heroine and a fey Knight hero, a snowed-in cabin with danger closing in, and a family finding its way back together.

•Second chance romance with reunited fated mates
•Werewolf heroine / fey warrior hero
•He never knew he had a son
•Snowed-in cabin and forced proximity
•Mature heroine, mother of a grown son
•Steamy, open-door romance with a guaranteed HEA
•Book 2 of the Were-Fey Trilogy (Tales of the Were). Complete romance, no cliffhanger. Best read after Lone Wolf.