Ad/PR. Are you a fan of cozy fantasy? If you are, I recommend Grimoires Gone Wild by Cleo Frost and Tides Wait for No Witch by Natalie Summers, two cozy fantasy novels I’ve had the pleasure of reading recently. If you’re not sure if cozy fantasy is for you, both of these have prequel novellas you can check out to help you decide.
Hexes and Boughs by Cleo Frost
You have until Friday. Find out what’s in those trees, make it stop, and hand the inspector something boring to put in his report. You’re very good at boring.
In Grimoires Gone Wild, Marigold Wardwell is back in Duskboro after losing her job, boyfriend and apartment. In Hexes and Boughs, Marigold is already single, but still has her job, and she is living in Boston in her apartment, keeping well out of the way of anything magical. That is, until her mother calls her and Marigold ends up having to investigate a moving tree and a potential haunting of the Boston Public Library.
85 pages
Witch Way Out by Natalie Summers
Maybe it was time to leave. Time to move somewhere new. Somewhere no one knew me. Somewhere like Spelltide Bay.
In Tides Wait for No Witch, Sara Rivers shows up in Spelltide Bay with no money, no idea that she has magical powers, and no knowledge about anyone in her family other than her mother. In Witch Way out, you find out what happened to Sara right before she decided to move to Spelltide Bay.
23 pages
Cozy fantasy – Novella
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