Can Senna find love while telling ghost stories?

To support her friend Juniper through a tough break-up, Senna cheers her up with a ghost tour of the cosy witchy shops in Cobblestone Lane. There’s much to see: a little coffee house where cats serve hot drinks, a chocolatery with magical treats, a club with a ghost DJ, and much more.
As they spend more time together and find the delightful gems hidden away, Senna has to ask herself if she’s still doing this as a friend… or as more.

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Ghost Story Witch is part of the Cobblestone Coven series and contains a complete sapphic romance and a happy ever after. It’s a light-hearted witchy paranormal rom-com between two women. It has familiars with minds of their own and is set in a modern world where magic is open and abundant.

Eternally single and always too busy to mingle, witch Cassiopeia doesn’t just have one cousin’s wedding to attend, but three. She’s not looking forward to attending them by herself but what can she do?

To make things easier, she’s staying with her aunt and taking her laptop out to the local coffee house to work. That’s where she meets the very cute waitress Morgana who is eager to show her around town and the lazy cat familiar, Balthazar who loves belly scratches.

They hit it off right away but Cassiopeia is very aware that she’s only here for a month. What’s a witch to do when she can’t commit but can’t stop herself from falling in love?
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Coffee House Witch is the first book in the Cobblestone Coven series and contains a complete sapphic romance and a happy ever after. It’s a light-hearted witchy paranormal rom-com between two women and with familiars who have a mind of their own. It’s set in the modern world where magic is open and abundant.

Owner of the best flower shop in Cobblestone Lane, Lenore is known for being an outstanding witch, particularly when it comes to nurturing plants and flowers. She loves everything pink, flowery, and cute. Even her new raven familiar wears a pink bowtie.

Tabitha is the exact opposite. Her favourite colours are black, black, and black. She wants nothing less than to work in a cute flower shop but even a witch has to pay bills.

Their clashing tastes and opinions prove a challenge, especially with Valentine around the corner. Can they find common ground or will their differences ruin the most romantic season of the year?

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Flower Shop Witch is a cosy fantasy book in the Cobblestone Coven series and contains a complete sapphic romance and a happy ever after. It’s a light-hearted witchy paranormal rom-com between two women. It has familiars who have minds of their own and is set in the modern world where magic is open and abundant.