Curse Me Maybe
Second chance romance meets cozy witchcraft in a town where magic won’t save you, but love just might.
I’ve always known what’s coming — and that’s always been my curse.
I run a candy shop in a picturesque coastal town and live in my family’s big magical Victorian house with my three sisters. It sounds idyllic, and sometimes it almost is. My magic brings comfort through sweet things, small joys, and moments that make people smile.
But there’s an edge to it.
I have visions, and they never bring anything but trouble. The harder I try to block them out, the worse they get, until every glimpse of the future feels like my responsibility to fix. Now the house is acting up too, the magic it’s held for years straining and slipping, while the future I’m desperate to ignore refuses to stay out of my dreams.
Those visions are why I let Caleb Mercer go. He was my first love, and the one person I didn’t trust myself not to hurt. Now he’s back, living in the lighthouse that shaped him while grieving the uncle he lost. He’s steady, quiet, and infuriatingly good at standing exactly where he’s needed. Being near him again makes it impossible to pretend I have everything under control.
Loving Caleb again might mean choosing without knowing what comes next.
Curse Me Maybe is a standalone, witchy and cozy small town romance in a new series — with spice, nosy neighbors, and about finding yourself and the people you love.
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