Wildfire

Nevada Baylor is a truthseeker, and her gift is still hard to control. Her relationship with Connor "Mad" Rogan, a billionaire Prime, is just as hard to pin down. He is helping her find her way through a magical society where she has become an important player and, at times, a pawn.

Rogan's ex-fiancée complicates matters. Her husband has disappeared, and she plays the damsel in distress, an act that Nevada finds less believable with every appearance. Nevada has to deal with her all the same, while she also keeps working on her abilities.

Rogan has troubles of his own. Nevada's magical rank makes her an attractive match for other Primes, and that attention puts pressure on both of them. He commands enormous power with ease, but his tangled feelings give him far more trouble than any display of force.

Then a new danger surfaces inside Nevada's own family. She and Rogan face it together or not at all, and the book turns on whether they can meet it side by side. If they cannot, the world they share is about to burn. It is an urban fantasy with a romance running through it, and the relationship between the two leads sits at the center of the story.