No Charm Done
Closed door. No anatomical or crude language.
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'I am OBSESSED… I loved every minute… Had me cry with laughter and sadness!' ★★★★★ Reader review Being a receptionist at her family's magical inn for witches is not Luna's true calling. But she's stuck doing her duty until she comes up with the perfect escape: a trip to rescue Elias, the magician who once saved her mother's life. However, it's not long before Luna's carefully laid plan falls apart. Elias is distractingly handsome, her usually brilliant magic skills are faltering and – oh yeah – they might have accidentally revealed the secret of magic to humans. Luna and Elias will have to work together to undo the chaos they've caused. But can these two keep their eyes off each other long enough to save the magical world? Perfect for fans of: Witchy aesthetic Cozy small town Sisterhood and found family Readers can't get enough of this cozy witch romance! 'A cozy and heart-warming adventure!' ★★★★★ reader review 'I loved it!' ★★★★★ reader review 'A wonderful read, full of magic and chaos' ★★★★★ reader review 'The perfect cozy witchy read' ★★★★★ reader review Reviews Readers are loving Emily Grimoire's witchy novels! ‘I absolutely loved this book from the first chapter’ ★★★★★ reader review ‘You will read it in one sitting’ ★★★★★ reader review ‘A perfect autumnal, magical read’ ★★★★★ reader review ‘If you like a cozy witchy story then you will enjoy this one’ ★★★★★ reader review About the author Emily Grimoire is the author of Impractical Magic. She was born and raised in Hartford, Connecticut. After graduating with a degree in History from the prestigious Smith College, she found solace from the hustle and bustle of everyday life in her storytelling. In addition to her writing, Emily is known for her philanthropy and dedication to various charitable causes. She serves on the boards of several cultural institutions and volunteers as a docent at a local whaling museum. Despite her success, Emily remains devoted to her ungrateful daughter and a granddaughter who turned out much better than expected.
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