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  • Practical Magic

    £10.99

    Gillian and Sally were brought up by their two elderly guardian aunts in a world of spells and exotica. As the magical charm of their childhood wears away, they escape from this mystical mayhem – one by running away, the other by marrying.

  • Among the Burning Flowers

    £10.99

    A standalone from the world of the global bestselling fantasy phenomenon THE PRIORY OF THE ORANGE TREE.

  • Taipei Story

    £22.00

    ‘Rebecca F. Kuang is about as accomplished as it’s possible to get’ VOGUE

    First love. Second language. Final goodbyes.

    The electrifying new novel from the literary phenomenon.

  • Twig’s Traveling Tomes

    £16.99

    A witch with a magical affinity for books who owns a travelling bookstore reluctantly teams up with a charming rogue, her former professor and a gnome in search of a rare stolen grimoire.

  • With All My Haunted Heart

    £17.99

    “A witch hired to search for ghosts instead finds herself spellbound by her non-magical client in this cozy and enchanting sapphic romance. Steadily losing clients to the new DIY-magic store on the other side of town, Pippa Ainsley is getting desperate. Instead of hiring the witch to correct their magical maladies, local mundanes have been taking their chances with the cheaper-and unpredictable-crystals and herb blends. So when Pippa’s best friend hires her to inspect his newly acquired bed & breakfast for ghosts, she doesn’t think twice about it. That is, until she learns that the unfairly attractive co-owner, Elle Thompson, doesn’t want Pippa to rid their business of spirits. She wants Pippa to give them an edge over the competition by haunting their B&B. It’s the perfect challenge for Pippa’s experimental magic, but just because she could figure it out, doesn’t mean it’s a smart or safe idea. But Elle is persistent, and the financial

  • Meet Cute Magic

    £10.99

    Bookstore owner Rosie Mayfield wants a love of her own. Thanks to a curse on her family, it’s not meant to be. To break it, she conjures a ghost who will break her curse, but for a cost: she must brew a potion to help him transition to the other side. The problem? There’s only one person who hates Rosie in all of Heartwood Hollow, and she needs his help to complete the task. Jack Haggerty, the ghost’s grandson, has lamented about Rosie for years. She’s a disaster who he’s forbidden from visiting his gaming shop. He doesn’t believe in the supernatural, so he’s stunned when his beloved grandfather makes a ghostly appearance. While he loves his family and will do anything to help his grandpa, he fights against the chemistry brewing between him and Rosie until he can’t anymore. But he doesn’t know how to tell her he no longer wants to go through with the plan, and she won’t admit that she’s falling for him because they’re doomed from the st

  • Big Bad Wolf

    £9.99

    “If you enjoyed Dream Harbor and are a fan of paranormal, come join me in Maple Hollow… my next obsession series from Laurie Gilmore“-NetGalley Reader

    “Cozy and atmospheric… a delicious blend of small town romance, paranormal magic and swoon worthy tension… will have you howling for the next book!”–Elena Armas, New York Times bestselling author

  • The Witches of Cambridge

    £20.00

    Once upon a time, women were drowned in the river and the only witnesses were the crows in the trees. The Puritans blamed Eve for the sins of the world. That was when we began to meet in the name of Lilith, Adam’s first wife – banished for refusing to do as she was told. By the 1950s, Cambridge, Massachusetts feels far removed from the legendary witch trials that marked its early days as a colony. Ava, a bright young woman from a small town in Maine, arrives for her first year at Radcliffe College. There, she meets Lauren, her opposite in every way – the wild and brazen daughter of a wealthy and well-established Cambridge family. But the two have more in common than they think. Both are recruited by the Lilith Society, a secret organization of witches at Radcliffe dating back to colonial times. Ava and Lauren form a close bond that is put to the test as they learn to navigate their new power, friendship, and love.

  • Taipei Story

    £22.00

    First love. Second language. Final goodbyes.

    For Lily, mastering Chinese means connection:

    To her family

    Her heritage

    To herself

    But what if waiting for perfection means it's too late to get the answers she wants most?

  • We Love You, Bunny

    £9.99

    In the cult classic novel ‘Bunny’, Samantha Heather Mackey, a lonely outsider student at a highly selective MFA program in New England, was first ostracised and then seduced by a clique of her saccharine sweet, rich girl cohort (who call one another ‘Bunny’). An invitation to the Bunnies’ Smut Salon leads Samantha down a dark rabbit hole (pun intended) into the violently surreal world of their off-campus Workshops where monstrous creations are conjured with wondrous yet deadly consequences. When ‘We Love You, Bunny’ opens, Sam has just published her first novel to critical acclaim. But at a New England stop on her book tour, her one-time frenemies, furious at the way they’ve been portrayed, kidnap her. Now a captive audience, it’s her (and our) turn to hear the Bunnies’ side of the story.

  • Japanese Folk Tales

    £22.50

    Magical cats. Enchanted waterfalls. Dragon kingdoms. Enter the dazzling world of Japanese folklore, in a deluxe new edition of original stories.

  • The Speckled Band

    £6.99

    A thrilling set of stories from Arthur Conan Doyle, creator of Sherlock Holmes. One of ten pocket-sized paperbacks from Macmillan Collector’s Library celebrating the art of the short story.

  • Midnight Curfew

    £9.99

    As the middle Jaeger brother, Dallas was often lost in the shuffle growing up. As a man, he’s prideful of his community on the wrong side of the tracks – Sanoa Bay – and aggressively protective of his land and his inner circle. He’s hungry and ready for a fight. Callum Ames has a reputation in St. Carmen, the affluent neighbourhood abutting Sanoa Bay. The hottest. The most popular. Rich. Powerful. Strong. The one all the women want. After four years away, he’s back, but for all his bravado, he’s got one major secret: he only looks at Dallas Jaeger. Summer is storm season on the coast. Heat, wind, rain, lockdown and curfew. As Dallas and Callum engage, out for each other’s blood, they can’t stop the consuming fire between them and the outcome they already see coming. The storm of the century.

  • The Disappearers

    £20.00

    Kingston, Jamaica, 1988: When eight gay men meet for the first time, answering the casting call for an openly queer play, they are already taking a big risk. But that is nothing compared to what rains down on them when a mob descends on one of their rehearsals. By the end of this night, one man is dead, all are injured, and two subsequently disappear. As the survivors heal, each man finds he must confront the bigotry and homophobia that the attack laid bare. Some try to forget; some embrace their rage; and some simply vanish – but all are forever scarred. Epic and intimate, violent and forgiving, ‘The Disappearers’ is an unflinching portrait of the hatred and shame faced by gay men in a society which refuses to accept them, and a deeply human story of acceptance and insight.

  • There Is No Antimemetics Division

    £9.99

    Humanity is under assault by malevolent ‘antimemes’ – ideas that attack memory, identity, and the fabric of reality itself – in this wickedly brain-bending tale of science-fiction horror, an entirely reimagined and expanded version of the beloved online novel. They’re all around us, hiding in plain sight. One could be in the room with you, now, just to your left. You could be seeing it right now – but from this second to the next, you’ll forget that you did. If you managed to jot down a note, the paper would look blank to you afterwards. These entities can feed on your most cherished memories, the things that make you you – and you’ll never even know anything changed. They can turn you into a living ghost – make it so that you’re standing next to your spouse, screaming in their ear, and they won’t know you’re there.

  • The Alchemy of Melancholy

    £20.00

    This empowering collection of 90 carefully curated poems and drawings is for anyone who finds themselves overwhelmed with the state of humanity or who has ever felt the call of self-discovery in search of wholeness. Benn’s evocative words and imagery not only mirror the mental and emotional challenges of the individual in the thick of change, but also touch on the collective strain of our times and offer an opportunity for reflection. ‘The Alchemy of Melancholy’ embraces darkness as an essential part of evolution and explores the notion of transformation, which is never a straight shot but a winding road. Each poem grants permission to the reader to feel it all – from tantrum to epiphany – to tune in to oneself and allow one’s emotions to be a guide for what is begging to be processed.