Homeward for a Spell

From the authors of Homegrown Magic comes another cozy, queer, and spicy romantic fantasy, full of lust at first sight, found family, and winter camping - perfect for fans of Legends and Lattes and Emily Wilde’s Encyclopedia of Faeries

Sage Wilderstone has made her living as a member of various adventuring parties, but has
never had a chance to lead one—until now. So when she is offered the chance to hire her
own crew for an expedition, it seems a dream come true—until she realizes that it is a winter
adventure into the most inhospitable area of the kingdom. But then, it could finally put her
name on the adventuring map, and how bad could it really be?

Araphi Clauneck—whose secret passion is music—is looking for one last chance to perform
before she is married to a man she does not love for the good of the greater Clauneck
family. So when she sees a poster seeking a bard for a party, she heads eagerly for the
audition. Only to find that the party in question is an adventuring party, led by a woman she
has been fascinated with since she first laid eyes on her. If she takes the job, she'll still be
back in time for the wedding...and how bad could it really be?

What follows is basically the worst winter camping trip ever, filled with danger and
misadventures as a ragtag band of adventurers—most of whom have only just met—must
learn to work together to overcome the many obstacles thrown against them. Not the least
of which is the insane chemistry between their tough party leader and the pampered
city-girl bard she has somehow decided to bring along.