Lexi Balefire is the daughter of the god of love, which means Valentine’s Day should be the easiest day of her year. Instead she’s wearing all black, avoiding every heart-shaped thing in Port Harbor, and nursing a broken heart of her own.
Then her arrow clips a witch’s love-potion vial at the coffeehouse, and the whole place gets dosed.
And the day starts over.
And over.
Each loop, Lexi bungles it a little worse — one glamour goes so wrong a client ends up with a purple mohawk — until it becomes very clear that the day is not going to let her out until she figures out what it actually wants from her.
A funny Valentine’s time-loop novella set after Book 5 of the complete seven-book Fate Weaver series. Reads perfectly on its own. Clean and closed-door.
Perfect for readers who love:
• Time loops with a lesson buried in them • A grumpy heroine thawing against her will • Magical mishaps in a small-town coffeehouse • Faerie godmothers running a party-planning business • A quick, warm read that fixes a bad mood
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “The shortest one and possibly my favorite. Lexi’s voice carries the whole thing.”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “Laughed out loud at the mohawk. Read it twice.”
ReGina Welling writes cozy fantasy romance filled with magic, destiny, and heroines who refuse to accept the limits placed on them.
As co-author of the Fate Weaver series, she crafts stories where love and magic are deeply entwined, family legacies carry dangerous secrets, and happily-ever-after is something that must be fought for. Her work blends romantic tension, humor, and emotional depth with rich magical worlds and strong character bonds.
ReGina lives in Maine, where she writes stories about fate, free will, and the power of choosing love—even when the universe has other plans.
Erin Lynn writes fantasy romance that explores love, identity, and the threads that bind people together across time and magic.
As co-author of the Fate Weaver series, she brings heart, intensity, and character-driven storytelling to tales of witches, destiny, and relationships tested by power and sacrifice. Her stories balance romance and mystery with the emotional cost of wielding magic—and the courage it takes to claim one’s true self.
Erin lives in Maine, where she writes stories about chosen family, second chances, and the belief that fate is something you shape, not something you endure.