When I read Frost Light, I was thrown by how the magic is on the periphery, lurking at the corners of the world. When you hear "fantasy," you tend to expect big battles with swords and magic. Frost Light isn't an epic in that sense. It's a story about a family trying to make a home, and about what it means to be content. The story doesn't have any flashy tricks or easy answers; it's both beautiful and harsh, cozy and dangerously cold.

Danielle is a photographer, and she's as good at capturing images in her writing as she is with her camera. When she writes about a landscape, you can see it as though it's a familiar place. When she writes about a person, you can tell that it comes with a rich understanding and love for people.

Every ounce of Frost Light is genuine, thoughtful, and lovely.

Katie P.