Witch Grace Hobbs, with the exception of her frill-necked lizard familiar, Liz, has spent most of her life alone, but not because she’s anti-social. Nope. She’s cursed. The ghost of her Puritan ancestor’s bitter enemy, Dorcas Hoar, haunts Grace every second of every day. If it wasn’t for her witchy ability to work with plant life, using her magic and know-how to create healing potions for people and plants, Grace would’ve gone stark raving mad. At least living in the paranormal town of Broken Heart, Oklahoma has given Grace some modicum of peace. An itsy bitsy teeny weeny bit of peace, which is better than nothing. At least until the Queen of the Vampires and the most gorgeous bear shifter she’s ever laid eyes on appear on her doorstep asking for help. Bear shifter Tabor Standing Bear’s sacred duty to care for Frank, the last remaining living magic tree in North America. But now the tree is dying and with it, the ancient magic that once supported the long abandoned Arkansas town. He never imagined the witch with the wild purple hair and the beautiful gold-brown eyes would bewitch him. Maybe, just maybe, the magic of a cursed witch and the love blooming between two souls will be enough to save the tree—and build a new sanctuary for parakind.

With only two weeks before her 30th birthday/deathday, witch-fairy Peace Crawford seeks out Lucas Dark in the new paranormal sanctuary of Lost Souls, Arkansas. Although many in the magical community consider the warlock to be dangerous, Peace's desperation drives her to his door—with her zombie godmothers, adorable dog, and milk-snake familiar in tow. The handsome warlock with the dimpled chin and stormy gray eyes agrees to help Peace remove the death curse, but the price might be too steep to pay. To make matters more complicated, Peace's stupid evil Aunt Eartha shows up to ruin everything. Can a dangerous necromancer help a desperate witch-fairy escape an impending death curse while falling head over broom for her? Damn right, he can.