Kismet and Tell — Jeanne M. Owens

Marissa Cobalt was a girl you didn't mess with. Most people knew that. The bad girl reputation of the blue-haired sorceress was well known throughout the world of Andor. But the people also knew that if they had a problem-and if they didn't offend her scruples-she would willingly help them solve their problem. For a price. Otherwise, if they got on her bad side, they were in for some really painful trouble from the quick-tempered mercenary. So they stayed out of her way if at all possible. Which suited the solitary girl just fine. But her life changes forever when destiny decides to step in, for what starts out as a simple find-a-missing-person-and-a-lost-treasure case soon becomes complicated as she meets and teams up with a handsome swordsman and learns of a prophecy she is tied to.