Song of the Witch (Witches of Keating Hollow, #16)

Spirit witch Sadie Lewis has never been a powerful witch. Her only talent is being able to feel other peoples’ emotions while she sings. It’s what has kept her from pursuing a musical career. The idea of turning into an empath while in the middle of a crowded concert venue is terrifying. But when the perfect deal comes around, she can’t refuse. Only now she’s been teamed up with King McGrath, a boy from her past who she hurt badly and it appears there’s nothing she can do to make it right.

Rocker King McGrath hasn’t had the easiest life. After being kicked out of his home as a teen for his unusual abilities and then being scammed by his first business manager, trust is hard to come by. He’s worked mostly on his own for every bit of success he’d managed. When he finally lands a fair contract that has him on the cusp of making it big, the only problem is he’s being forced to work with the one person whose betrayal hurt him more than anyone else. Now he’s moments from walking away from it all.

But when King and Sadie accidentally cast a spell over the town of Keating Hollow, they’ll both need to find a way to work together to undo it and restore the magical order to the special town they’ve both come to love. And just maybe they’ll find a way to heal past wounds and get the happily-ever-after they both deserve.