
Emily Daggett’s childhood dream of finding a wizard just came true—fifteen years late and in the entirely wrong way. Alexander Hartgrave is a thirty-year-old IT worker instead of a proper silver-haired mage, and they dislike each other the minute they meet. And OK, maybe he starts to grow on her—like mold, sarcastic and weirdly attractive mold—but he's annoyingly resistant to the idea that he ought to be teaching her magic and ushering her on an adventure. She’ll get one out of him if it's the last thing she does. That couldn't go entirely wrong, could it? The Opposite of Magic is a standalone romantic fantasy that appeals to fans of enemies to lovers, hidden magic, odd basements and being careful what you wish for. If you’re a reader who prefers to know some content details upfront, find those in the author bio.
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Colleen Cowley writes romantic fantasy in (warped) modern-day settings because, c'mon, who doesn't secretly wish for some magic in real life? If you're a reader who prefers to know certain details upfront—like whether a book has a happy ending, what the level of violence or trauma is, whether there are sex scenes and how substantial a part romance plays in the plot—you can find that at colleencowley.com/details. To get a free novella in the Clandestine Magic series and a chance for an advance review copy of Colleen's books, sign up here: colleencowley.com/new.