Nina Castellano doesn't believe in magic. She's a journalist, a skeptic, and she walked into Herbs & Intentions expecting to write an exposé on alternative wellness scams.
She didn't expect Thea Morganstern.
The shop owner is everything Nina isn't—soft where Nina is sharp, intuitive where Nina is analytical, unapologetically witchy in a world that demands explanations. She hands Nina a tea blend for her stress, made with intention and care, and tells her to come back if it doesn't work.
It works. So does the second visit. And the dinner. And the way Thea looks at her like she's worth believing in.
Nina's spent her whole life trusting only what she can prove. But Thea makes her want to believe in something bigger—connection, hope, the quiet magic of finding someone who feels like coming home.
A steamy F/F romance about skeptics, witches, and the spell of falling in love.
It was a quick fun read. They wrote good characters. It worked as a quick reading restart . As last month I only finished 5 books and a dnfed a lot more.