The Witch's Guide to Magical Hospitality

A whimsical story about how one witch got a second chance. Saira Swan used to be one of the most powerful witches in Britain. Then one day she resurrected her (recently deceased) great-aunt Jasmine, losing most of her magic in the process, befriended a goofy talking fox, and was banished from the Witches Guild. Now, somewhat reluctantly and ungraciously, she helps her aunt run a charming Lancashire inn, where she deals with the shenanigans of wayward guests, tries to tame the aforementioned fox, and longs for a future that seems lost to her. But then she learns that there is an old spell that could be the key to restoring her powers... On a dark winter evening, handsome and chilling magical historian Luke Larsen enters the scene and may know how to unlock the secret of the spell. Luke is certainly not about to get involved in the craziness going on at the inn, and he's certainly not about to let a certain charming innkeeper near his body, so no one is more surprised when he agrees to help Saira with the spell. Running an inn, reclaiming her magic, and staying out of the witch guild's watchful eye is a lot for anyone to handle, but Saira Swan soon learns that she doesn't have to do it alone... and that a wacky, wonderful family might just be the best magic of all.