Diamond Fire

Nevada Baylor is marrying Connor Rogan, and her younger sister Catalina is the maid of honor. The invitation carries a warning: no summoning, no weather manipulation, no other magical activity. Catalina only wants to put on her dress and watch Nevada walk down the aisle.

The plan falls apart fast. The wedding planner is escorted off the premises, the bride's priceless tiara goes missing, and Rogan's large family crowds into his mother's home. Among the guests and staff, someone is cheating, someone is lying, and someone is plotting a murder.

Catalina fears her own magic more than anything, yet it is the one tool that can save the day. She is a Baylor, and she will do whatever it takes for her sister's happiness. If that means tearing the mansion apart brick by brick, she will.

This is a comic urban fantasy told around a single wedding, with a mystery of theft and scheming running under the party. The tone is lively and family-centered, and the stakes are both domestic and deadly. It follows Catalina, so readers see the Baylor and Rogan households from her side of the aisle.