Fate and Other Charms

Fall head over broomstick in love with this swoon-worthy, witchy romantic fantasy sequel, perfect for fans of Twin Crowns, Divine Rivals and Stephanie Garber.

Aurelia Wycherley may have been tasked with saving magic, but her only goal is to save the witch that she loves. 

Aurelia’s cursed magic is killing Jules Nightly, as the pair of them enter into their apprentice studies with the Coven of Knowing, Aurelia is hoping that the Repository, the vast depository of all magical knowledge, will hold the key to curing her magical tether. 

There is another option to save Jules; she can break their tether, ending both of their magic but saving his life. However, now that they have formed a coven of thirteen, if Aurelia and Jules break their bond, the rest of the witches in their magical coven will lose their magic too. 

 Meanwhile the threat to their magical society from the Coven of Triumph and the Creature of Smoke and Bones is growing. Aurelia's curse and her connection to the Old Magic may be the only thing that can save the kingdom and the magic. 

 Expect – 

• The coven coming together
• A great test of magic
• Friendship overcoming all
• Sebastian Crenshaw being his most wormlike yet
• The return of a fallen foe
• And a love that defies magic itself

Praise for The Wycherleys

‘From the first perfect line, The Wycherleys had me hooked. It’s the perfect swoon-worthy fantasy-romance featuring everything I love: wonderfully drawn characters to fall and root for, an alternate history with ballgowns and broomsticks, curses, magic with a clever twist, and a world I’d love to visit.’ Dominique Valente, author of the Starfell series

'A fun, tense, enemies-to-lovers romance with magic and plenty of secrets. Nothing is as it seems. It had me gripped from the first page.' Zeena Gosrani, author of This Dark Heart
'I am utterly captivated by this addictive and swoony fantasy romance! Aurelia is brave, bold and wears her curse proudly. Jules is Mr Darcy for a new generation. They set the standard for courtship. If you're not committing felonies together, is it love?' Rosie Talbot, author of Sixteen Souls