Broomsticks and Breakdowns
Her kids moved out. Her feelings moved in. Unfortunately, they brought a magical raccoon.
Mirelle Ainsley thought becoming an empty nester would mean quiet mornings, too much coffee, and figuring out what to do with herself after decades of being Mom. Instead, one badly timed wave of loneliness cracks open her dormant magic and fills her kitchen with glowing creatures. Now her emotions have paws, her raccoon has claimed the local café, and the witches of Spelltide Cove insist the only way to stop multiplying her magical menagerie is to actually feel her feelings. Horrifying.
Tor Varyn has spent years keeping Spelltide Cove’s magical disasters contained, categorized, and preferably nowhere near his personal life. Mirelle ruins that system in about five minutes. His wolf knows exactly what she is to him, her unpredictable magic refuses to follow procedure, and the more time Tor spends teaching her control, the harder it becomes to remember why keeping his distance seemed like such a good idea.
Then Mirelle discovers her loneliness isn’t entirely her own. Someone has been deliberately pushing her emotions, using her awakening magic to weaken the town’s defenses. With strange creatures breaking through, a suspicious man stalking her, and her own summoned guardians developing opinions about Tor, Mirelle is done letting anyone else decide what she should feel.
Especially when starting over might include one stubborn wolf who makes her feel anything but alone.
Broomsticks & Breakdowns is a steamy paranormal women’s fiction shifter rom-com featuring empty-nest chaos, magical creatures, found family, midlife reinvention, dangerous secrets, and a wolf shifter who never planned on falling for the woman wrecking all his carefully organized rules.
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