Drawn by Magic

SOME MAGIC LEAVES A MARK...

Following the nationally bestselling Love’s A Witch and A Taste of Magic, the youngest MacGregor witch discovers her art has a life of its own in this enchanting third entry in Tricia O’Malley’s “witchy, witty, and wildly romantic” (Jenn McKinlay, New York Times bestselling author) Scottish Charms series.

Tattoo artist Nova MacGregor has always been the last. Last born, last to get her magic, last sister standing without a love to call her own. Now a compliment curse has landed on Briarhaven—where every object, from garden shears to pub taps, requires sincere praise before it will work—and Nova’s on the line to fix it. It's her turn, and she'll handle it herself, thank you very much.

There's just one problem. Her magic is leaking. Her sketches are peeling off the page and wreaking havoc as they come to life. And the only person who can see what's happening is Jack MacIntyre, the brooding ink witch who's just set up shop on the high street with shimmering inks, floating sigils, and the kind of meticulous precision that makes Nova want to mess up his workbench out of spite.

Jack has his own reasons for starting over in Briarhaven—a betrayal that cost him everything he'd built. The last thing he needs is a sharp-tongued artist with unstable magic and a weaponized thistlecat kitten who keeps knocking over his art supplies. But when he inks a stabilizing sigil on Nova's wrist, the connection between them is impossible to ignore and might just be the key to unraveling a curse that's haunted her family for generations.

Because in Briarhaven, magic always leaves its mark. And this time, it might be drawn on two hearts.