A Spot of Tea and Sorcery: Vol. 2
A pink unicorn with an accusing stare.
A determined mistletoe with a grudge.
With such enemies at every turn,
can a former dark sorcerer and a fugitive tea witch
survive the holiday season with their hearts intact?
Having spent the last two years on the run, Luna Talbot is relieved to finally have some stability in her life. Mr. Grimm has given her just that: honest work at his flower shop, access to the miraculous Garden, and opportunity to explore her gifts as a tea witch. For the first time in she can’t remember how long, Luna feels as though she belongs somewhere.
But is it too good to last?
After all, dashing Officer Ward continues to show her particular attention, and Luna cannot say for certain if his interest is in her or in the sorcerer’s mark on her wrist. Also, shadowy figures haunt the edges of her awareness. Any day now, Luna fears her secret past will catch up with her, forcing her to flee into the night.
In the meanwhile . . . what is she supposed to do about these delicate new feelings which seem to be rising in her heart for her buttoned-up, shy, and sweetly-considerate employer? Will an unexpected shift in their dynamic spoil everything between them?
Come for the cozy, 1930s-fantasy vibes.
Stay for the feet-kicking, giggle-inducing romance.
Best served with a mug of your favorite tea.
Volume 2 of A SPOT OF TEA AND SORCERY continues this serialized novel-in-six-parts, bringing all the romantic yearning of THE OFFICE, the cozy quirkiness of GILMORE GIRLS, with just a dash of Agatha Christie vibes to keep it interesting. All wrapped up in a magical ribbon of pure fantasy!
If you’re ready to watch a former dark sorcerer fall desperately, hopelessly, irrevocably in love and have no idea what to DO about it . . . this is the low spice/high romance, bingeable obsession for you.
Scheduled for rapid-release this spring and summer. Book 1 launches in April, and the final volume drops in August.
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