A witch with a magical affinity for books who owns a travelling bookstore reluctantly teams up with a charming rogue, her former professor and a gnome in search of a rare stolen grimoire. Perfect for fans of Rebecca Thorne, India Holton, Travis Baldree and Sarah Beth Durst 'MY PERFECT CUP OF BOOKISH TEA. FOR FANS OF DIANA WYNNE JONES WHO LIKE THEIR LOVERBOYS FLAVOURED LIKE FLYNN RIDER' Brigitte KnightleyRomance is easier read than doneLouella Twig is the only witch of her kind, much to the disappointment of her former mentor and her previous academic ambitions. While others connect to nature as their source of magic, Louella has an affinity with books. Denied her graduation broom, Louella carves a new path using her talent, creating a magical ambulatory bookshop that travels throughout the realm uniting readers with stories.She lives a cosy, stable life, until she collides - quite literally - with a mysterious man between the Romance and Adventure aisles. Everett Sharp is handsome, charming ... and a rogue on the run. He's absolutely not someone Louella wishes to share either an adventure or a romance with. But then her old mentor arrives with a desperate request: a valuable grimoire has been stolen and there is only one witch who can retrieve what has been lost ... a witch who now finds herself in need of a bandit with experience.Together with friends both old and new, Louella and Everett embark on an adventure across the four kingdoms, encountering whimsical creatures, a flying greenhouse full of plant pirates and a magical World's Fair. Along the way, Louella starts to wonder if this new chapter of her life could include some romance after all ...'WHIMSICAL AND WONDERFUL ... A DELIGHTFUL TREAT FOR BOOKLOVERS IN SEARCH OF A CHARMING ESCAPE' Sarah Beth Durst'FULL OF FOUND FAMILY AND FLIRTY BANTER ... DELIGHTFULLY CHAOTIC AND INVENTIVE' Julie Leong'THE PERFECT COZY ADVENTURE. FULL OF LOVABLE CHARACTERS AND LAUGH-OUT-LOUD HUMOR' Emily Krempholtz'HILARIOUS, CHARMING, AND ENDLESSLY COZY ... A TRUE DELIGHT FROM START TO FINISH' Stacy Sivinski
