Spellfire

'The perfect witchy romance, I LOVED it!' Reader review

Bryn swore she would never go back to Grimoire Academy. But when her beloved former Professor passes away and leaves her prize spellbook library to Bryn, she's forced to return.

Bryn isn't planning on staying long, but then she runs into former queen of Grimoire Academy, Amelia Hexford, now headmistress. When Amelia begs Bryn to stay and teach the former professor's classes, Bryn's so flustered by the beautiful witch, that she accidentally agrees to stay for the semester.

Amelia was always too cool for Bryn at school, but now, the staffroom is too small a place to hide in. As the unlikely pair spend more time together, Bryn and Amelia might just find themselves spellbound by something other than magic…

Tropes:

🌶� Spice!!!

💖Second chance romance

💃 💃Found family

🧙��♀�🔮Magical shenanigans

Readers are charmed by Spellfire!

'Fun and witchy!' Sarah Beth Durst, New York Times bestselling author of The Spellshop

'Readers looking for a steamy, magical sapphic romance won’t be disappointed.' Library Journal

'Imminently readable' Publishers Weekly

'A feel-good and atmospheric story of magic, second chances, and belonging.' Jessica Gadziala, USA Today bestselling author of My Big Fat Vampire Wedding

'A sexy, hexy second-chance witchy romance that will sweep you off your feet (or broom).' Hazel Graves, author of Four Weddings and a Funeral Director

'Agatha Willow has invoked romance at a coven-worthy level.’ Sofia Shelley, author of Dead Poets Sorority

'Pure magic – a bewitching tale of romance and whimsy!' Carly Bloom, author of Hot Hex Boyfriend

'A sweet, witchy romance with cozy vibes and plenty of heat.' Susie Dumond, author of Bed and Breakup
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