“The Woodsmoke Women’s Book of Spells captivated me from the very first page… I absolutely treasured it from beginning to end.” Cecelia Ahern, New York Times bestselling author

In a magical new direction forOne Christmas Morningauthor Rachel Greenlaw, an evocative and mysterious story about lost love and the magic of coming home, for readers of Adrienne Young and Breanne Randall.

There is an old tale woven through the mountain town of Woodsmoke about a stranger who appears as the first snow falls in winter, who will disappear without a trace as the frost thaws in spring, leaving a broken heart behind.

Carrie Morgan ran from Woodsmoke ten years ago, and the decision has haunted her ever since. Spending a decade painting and drifting around Europe, she tries to forget her familys legacy and the friends she left behind. But the Morgan women have always been able to harness the power of the mountains surrounding the town, and their spellsand cursesare sewn into the soil. The mountains, they say, never forget.

Sure enough, when Carries grandmother dies and leaves behind her dilapidated cottage, she returns to renovatecertain she will only be there for one winter. She meets Matthieu as the temperature dips, a newcomer who offers to help refurbish the cottage. Before long, and despite warnings from her great-aunt Cora of the old stories, Carrie finds herself falling for the charming stranger. But when the frost thaws in spring, Matthieu goes missing.

Carrie is convinced hes real, and hes in danger. As she fights her way across the mountains to find him, she must confront all the reasons why she left Woodsmoke and decide whether the place shes spent the last decade running from is the home shes been searching for.

Rachel Greenlaw, the beloved author ofOne Christmas Morning,returns with another beautifully crafted, emotionally charged, and romantic tale about lost love and the magic of coming home.

“I immediately fell under the spell of this artfully crafted world that I swore I was in a rundown cottage in the middle of the mountains… A perfect read for witch season.” Kate Robb, author of This Spells Love