In Charm's Way
A deliciously witchy rom-com of forbidden spells and unexpected love
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- 3,99 €
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- 3,99 €
Publisher Description
A witch struggling to regain what she has lost casts a forbidden spell - only to discover much more than she expected, in this enchanting new rom-com by New York Times bestselling author Lana Harper.
Six months after having been hit by a power surge that nearly obliterated her memory, Delilah Harlow is still picking up the pieces. Her once diamond-sharp mind has become shaky and unreliable, and bristly, self-sufficient Delilah is forced to rely on friends, family, and her raven familiar for help. In an effort to reclaim her wits and former independence, she casts a dangerous blood spell meant to harness power with healing capacities.
While the spell does restore clarity, it also unexpectedly turns Delilah into an irresistible beacon for the kind of malevolent supernatural creatures that have never before ventured into Thistle Grove. One night - just as things are about to go terribly sideways with a rogue succubus - a mysterious stranger appears in the nick of time to save Delilah's soul.
Gorgeous, sultry, and as dangerous as the knives she carries, Catriona Quinn is a hunter of monsters - and half-human, half-fae herself, she is the kind of sly and morally gray creature Delilah would normally find horrifying. Though Delilah balks at the idea of a partnership, she has no choice but to roll the dice on their collaboration. As the two delve deeper into the power that underlies Thistle Grove, they uncover not only the town's hidden history but also a risky attraction that could upend Delilah's entire life.
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Readers are spellbound by Lana Harper's enchanting rom-coms!
'The book I've been waiting for all my life' Emily Henry
'Like if Casey McQuiston wrote paranormal' Goodreads
'A queer rom com that bewitches from the very first page' Publishers Weekly
'John Tucker Must Die but with queer witches' Goodreads
'Compulsively fun' Jacqueline Carey
'Sexy, charming and completely magical!' Kerry Winfrey
'The perfect autumnal witchy romance!' Goodreads
'Hilariously funny and glue-you-to-the-page engrossing' Bookpage
'I want to go to Thistle Grove' Seanan McGuire
'It's basically John Tucker Must Die meets The Craft, with an extra serving of queer relationships' The Lesbrary
'Charming, sweet, and magical, the perfect book to enjoy on a cosy autumn night' The Nerd Daily
'The kind of book that you just sort of ache to step inside . . . a perfect fall read' Goodreads
'The witchy, sapphic, revenge romcom I've been dreaming of' Goodreads
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Meet the other wonderful Witches of Thistle Grove in Payback's a Witch, From Bad to Cursed, and Back in a Spell - out now!
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Harper's powerful, sapphic fourth Witches of Thistle Grove paranormal romance explores the lasting effects of trauma and rage. Following the events of Back in a Spell, Delilah Harlow is still suffering from an overblown oblivion spell and holding steadfast in her anger against its caster, her friend Nina Blackmoore, despite Nina's remorse. Delilah loses large chunks of memory at inopportune times and struggles with both spellcasting and identifying household items. Having exhausted all natural remedies, she turns to dangerous dark grimoires. Before she gets too far down this path, however, she meets Catriona "Cat" Quinn, a new-to-town monster hunter whose timing is suspiciously good, especially after a series of monsters suddenly begin targeting Delilah. As Delilah and Cat grow closer, Delilah's fear of intimacy drives her away from her friends and family, until her fate lies entirely in Cat's hands outside the safe bubble of Thistle Grove. But can Cat be trusted? This addition to the series successfully unearths more mystery and intrigue beneath the surface of Harper's paranormal world and adds layers to the ensemble of characters readers have grown to love. Newcomers may struggle to connect with Delilah without knowing her backstory, but series fans will not be disappointed.