Teacher and hidden witch, Ceri, has already had a rough day when she’s summoned to a party packed with psychic vampires. She was supposed to be on a boring date with safe and sturdy Nick, not dragging him along so the vampires could stare at him like… well, lunch. Oh, but it gets worse. She returns home to see her teenage son’s girlfriend has been replaced by a fetch. Welcome to a day in the life of Ceri Gault, witch extraordinaire. After staying as far away as possible from the supernatural, Ceri finds herself unable to escape any longer when a death omen brings trouble to her door. Now, she and her children are exposed to magical beings who live disguised among humanity. Out of the frying pan and into the fire. Except everyone else is going to burn. Ceri’s just going to light the fire, sit back, and enjoy the show. A Paranormal Women's Fiction book for anyone who feels like age is just a number and midlife can be magic!

Ceridwen Gault: Mom of Teens, Teacher of School, Mage-In-Hiding After staying as far away as inhumanely possible from the supernatural, Ceri finds herself unable to escape any longer when a death omen literally brings trouble to her door. Now, she and her children are exposed to the kin—magical beings who live disguised among humanity—and she has a supernatural chore list a mile long. Protect people from the Goblins, Unbodied, and a whole mess of other evil creatures. Easy, right? Not so much... Ceri doesn’t have the time or energy to run around playing the hero. She’s got a classroom to teach, nearly-adult kids to raise, and an intriguing scientist to flirt with. But all of her to-do list, both human and paranormal, goes to the wayside when someone plans to commit mass murder in her town. She’s got to get to the bottom of this horrorfest using her magic, skills, and friends to stop it. Thank goodness for friends. Without them, the Goblins, Sidhe, and other nefarious creatures would have free reign in town. And Ceri isn’t about to let that happen. A Paranormal Women's Fiction book for anyone who feels like age is just a number and midlife can be magic!