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Almost thirty, unemployed, and with a failed engagement. It seemed like all of witch Cassiopeia's prayers to the goddess of fortune had gone totally unanswered.

Down on her luck, Cassiopeia has no choice but to return to her grandmother’s coffee house where she grew up. The familiar neighbourhood brings back memories, both good and bad.

While she tries to find her feet, she meets a grumpy cat with a secret and reconnects with an old friend in the local antique store. Everything seems to be going well… except that her magic isn’t responding like it should. What’s a witch to do when everything in life seems to be going wrong? First step, make a good cup of coffee!
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The Coffee House Witch & The Grumpy Cat is first book in the Cobblestone Coven series and it follows witch Cassiopeia and her return to her hometown. It's a cozy fantasy with a sapphic romance in a magical world with talking animals and lots of light-hearted banter.

Book Number: One

Genre: Adult | Fantasy | LGBTQIA+ 

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After a failed engagement, a young witch returns to her hometown to work at her grandma's coffee shop.

Cassiopeia's life has taken a turn for the worst. When she finds herself unemployed after a failed engagement, she returns home as an almost thirty-year-old witch. There, she resumes work at her grandmother's coffee shop and begins to reconnect with her childhood friends. One day, she meets a mysterious cat familiar by the name of Balthazar that seems to be hosting a dark secret. With nothing better to do, Cassiopeia begins to investigate.

This was a really fun and sweet novelette. Cassiopeia is a great protagonist whose luck has taken a turn for the worst. Seeing her reconnect with her hometown is really heartwarming after she returns home from the big city.

This novelette does a swell job of introducing us to an eccentric cast of characters that will certainly appear in future installments of this series. My favorite has to be Balthazar, the titular grumpy cat. It is hard not to enjoy a talking cat, period. But one with an attitude? Yes, please! I can't wait to see more of Balthazar in the future.

I'm excited to see how the sapphic romance arc between Cassiopeia and Faye develops in the future. The childhood besties vibe is powerful between them, so I am certainly looking forward to experiencing them growing closer in the future.

Overall, "The Coffee House Witch & the Grumpy Cat" is a quick and cozy read with great autumn vibes. It's not the strongest story on its own, but it does a fabulous job of setting up for future installments in this series. I look forward to exploring more of this world and seeing how the characters grow in the next few books! 

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Return to the witchy Cobblestones where Cassiopeia's next challenge awaits. This time, she's making hangover potions for the seniors of the neighbourhood who are living much wilder lives than her. Since her magic is still playing up, she has to recruit her childhood friend Faye and the grumpy cat Balthazar for help.

Can she keep the headaches to a minimum or is it an impossible challenge?

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The Coffee House Witch & The Hangover Potion is the second book in the Cobblestone Coven series and it follows witch Cassiopeia and her return to her hometown. It's a cozy fantasy with a sapphic romance in a magical world with talking animals and lots of light-hearted banter. 

Book Number: Two

Genre: Adult | Fantasy | Romance | LGBTQIA+ 

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When Cassie helps out the grumpy cat with tidying up Hallewell's Bureau of Curiosities, a suspicious clock places a curse of bad luck upon her. When everything that can go wrong goes wrong, Cassie desperately needs to find herself a deity who will grant her some good fortune or she'll be doomed forever. Meanwhile, the cursed clock just keeps ticking, ticking, ticking.

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The Coffee House Witch & The Cursed Clock is the third book in the Cobblestone Coven series and it follows witch Cassiopeia and her return to her hometown. It's a cozy fantasy with a sapphic romance in a magical world with talking animals and lots of light-hearted banter. 

Book Number: Three 

Genre: Adult | Fantasy | Romance | LGBTQIA+ 

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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. 

Book Number: Companion

Genre: Adult | Fantasy | Romance | LGBTQIA+ 

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When Florencia shows up in Tess’ witchy bookstore with the grand claim that she doesn’t like reading, the challenge is on. As an avid reader, Tess makes it her mission to find a book that Florencia will fall in love with, not realising that she herself is falling in love too.


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Book Store Witch is a story in the Cobblestone Coven series and it’s a standalone sapphic romance between two witches who love books and reading. This cozy fantasy is set in a magical world with talking animals and lots of light-hearted banter.

Book Number: Companion 

Genre: Adult | Fantasy | Romance | LGBTQIA+ 

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