Sometimes rebellion is the only thing able to right the sinking ship of a once-proud republic gone wrong.
Some fled the Old World to avoid war, and some fled to leave behind magick. Yet even the fiercely regulated and stormpowered New World cannot staunch the power that wells up in certain people, influencing the weather and calling down storms. Hunted, the Weather Witches are forced to power the rest of the population’s ships, as well as their every necessity, and luxury, in a time when steam power is repressed.
Jordan Astraea of Philadelphia hails from a background with no taint of magick, but on her seventeenth birthday she is accused of summoning an unscheduled storm. Taken from her family, Jordan is destined to be enslaved as a Conductor — an airliner’s living battery. Her beau, Rowen, finds himself forced aboard a different airliner — manned by a dangerous crew and carrying a cargo so treasonous, it will herald a storm of revolution for the still young United States.
Breaking Jordan may prove to be the very thing her carefully constructed society cannot weather. And the risk of losing Jordan forever may force Rowen to be the hero he would have never otherwise dared become.
First debuting in 2013 under the banner of St. Martin’s Press, an imprint of Macmillan, WEATHER WITCH is a stormpunk novel, about resistance, rebellion, and revolution.
Inside the colorful new cover you’ll find the original WEATHER WITCH content, with a fresh foreword and only minor additional changes.
