Fire Raiser
Bestseller Melanie Rawn plunges down the back stairs of the old South into a dark world of family secrets and the international flesh trade that lies underneath the surface of small town politics and romance.
Holly McClure and Evan Lachlan have survived the fiery beginning of their romance and left Manhattan for Holly’s ancestral home to raise their children. Evan’s the county sheriff; Holly is still a trouble-making Spellbinder trying to manipulate her family as if they were characters in one of her novels.
But something’s not right in Pocahontas County. Churches are being burned down in mysterious acts of arson with a taint of magic on them. Sheriff Lachlan suspects that they have something to do with the new owners of the old Westmoreland plantation, now a very upscale inn, but even if he could find proof, it’s going to be hard to bring a case of Black Magic before a Judge — even in Pocahontas County, where witchcraft is the family business of all the oldest clans.
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Melanie Rawn
Melanie Rawn’s name is synonymous with the intricate world-building and vivid characterizations that have captivated readers of fantasy for decades. Known for her richly imagined universes and complex plots, Rawn’s stories often blend political intrigue, deep emotional stakes, and the kind of magic that feels both ancient and relevant. With a career that spans across multiple decades, Rawn’s works have left an indelible mark on the genre.
Born in the United States, Rawn’s fascination with storytelling began early, steeped in her love for fantasy and mythology. She honed her craft at a time when the genre was undergoing a shift, and her works quickly became recognized for their originality and depth. Rawn’s Dragon Prince and Exiles trilogies are beloved not just for their sweeping narratives, but for the compelling characters at the heart of her stories. Readers are drawn to her ability to craft nuanced, relatable figures within vast, magical worlds, exploring themes of love, power, and the consequences of ambition.
Spellbinder
Spellbinder consists of two books. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
