Magic, as far as Kara Darkbane was concerned, only existed on stage and TV shows. It wasn’t real life. Witches and 

the paranormal were great in books and movies, but that was as far as it went.

Orphaned and left at a fire station, Kara was sadly shunted from pillar to post, unable to find a family. The multitude of foster parents certainly didn’t have time for magic or anything fun, and Kara grew up a loner, dependent only on herself.
But lately she’s had these dreams that won’t leave her alone. She’s walking through a town; she doesn’t recognise it, but it’s familiar. She approaches a tree-covered lane and discovers a house. On knocking, the door opens, and Kara wakes up. How annoying!

Then a letter arrives; her grandmother is dead. What Grandmother? It appears Kara had a family after all, who knew where she was. Why didn’t they come for her? Offered no explanation, Kara discovers she’s received a unique inheritance that comes with strings attached. But not everything is as it seems in Enchanted Sylvan Falls. Kara has her hands full with a house that has a split personality, ghosts hiding in the cupboards, a familiar who is cute one moment and ferocious the next, and uncontrollable magic.

And to add to all that, there’s an incredibly handsome, enigmatic stranger who’s anything but upfront! Enchanted Sylvan Falls has its own secrets, and the Darkbanes are at the heart of them.