Pumpkin Spice Cafe meets Charmed, only Queer. Catherine Briar knows people call her the ice queen. She wasn't always that way, but these days, she has to have everything under control, and that includes her feelings. She runs the local library, works as an Enforcer for the Witches' Council, and spends her limited spare time training kicking the crap out of punching-bags or reading. Everything is fine. Everything is orderly. That is until Nancy Hazelwood comes to town. Nancy is everything Catherine is not; she's social, she's outgoing, and she's chaotic. And yet, Catherine can't help her growing interest in the woman. Then a mission for the Council goes wrong and Catherine loses her powers and with them, her identity. Add to that a threat to the local library, and growing feelings for a woman who is definitely off-limits, and Catherine's ordered life is beginning to look like anything but. Nancy Hazelwood has returned to Glen Haven for her daughter's wedding. She's here to spend time with her daughter and help out however she can. She can't afford distractions, especially not in the form of tall, imposing Catherine Briar. The two team up in a bid to save the library, and Nancy finds herself drawn more and more to her daughter's coven-mate. The thing is, she's loved a witch before, and it broke her heart. She can't open herself up to that again, can she? Immerse yourself in the magical world of Glen Haven and follow along with the coven as they face another adventure of missteps and magic. Please note this book includes themes of grief, loss, and depression.