#1 New York Ministry of Witches Official RecordWhen botanist Aleda Vance inadvertently triggers an ancient succession clause, she’s thrust into the role of Minister of Witches - leading New York’s most bewildering magical bureaucracy. Between temperamental elevators, mischievous runes, and staff who defer to enchanted tea trolleys, she must juggle magic and paperwork before the next full moon.But as forgotten spells stir beneath the marble floors of the Ministry, Aleda learns that real power doesn’t come from confidence it comes from care, curiosity, and quiet resilience. The Ministry of Witches is a cozy, whimsical fantasy about unexpected leadership, botanical magic, and finding your voice in places you never expected. Perfect for readers who love: warm, character-driven fantasy, magical workplaces, gentle humor, and stories where kindness changes the world.

????? "Overall, Styles offers readers a fantastic story that is so suspenseful and absorbing that it deserves a soundtrack, leaning into the unpredictability of both human and insect behavior". -- Jamie Michele, Readers FavoriteSHADOWED BY A FLY, ENSNARED BY AN ANCIENT CURSE.Can Ric evade the wicked entity that lurks in the shadows of his every move?Ric Hunter's once mundane existence spirals into a chilling nightmare when a grotesque horsefly emerges, heralding a series of sinister events. Entangled in the web of a faltering marriage, Ric clings to the comfort of friendship—until the darkness descends. At his friend Gary’s home, Ric is confronted by a grim sight: a lingering fly crawling across Gary's lifeless body after a baffling accident. This relentless creature stalks Ric everywhere—appearing in the hospital's sterile halls, lurking in the confines of his car, and invading the sanctity of his own home.In a desperate alliance with his friend Spencer, they unravel a horrifying revelation—the fly is not merely a nuisance but a harbinger of death. As the body count rises and the fly's menacing presence becomes inescapable, Ric and Spencer embark on a perilous journey.To discover the elusive key to their salvation, the duo must confront their most haunting regrets, seeking redemption before the fly's malevolence devours them whole.Descend into a psychological horror where battling inner demons is the sole path to survival. Uncover the enigma of the fly today—before darkness claims everything.

When Faith Lorrell comes across a stopped freight train in the remote San Zechariah Valley, she expects a routine delay—not a wrecked boxcar, a mutilated corpse, and a deadly secret breaking loose into the night. Prehistoric creatures have escaped their transport, and as the body count climbs, Faith is thrust into a fight for survival.Hunted by both the rampaging dinosaurs and the ruthless corporation desperate to hide its crimes, Faith forms an unlikely alliance with a reluctant employee… and a surprisingly docile triceratops. But the true nightmare is still ahead.A razor-fast raptor prowls the night, but it’s merely a prelude to something far worse.Because the valley belongs to the apex predator now: a fifty-foot Tyrannosaurus Rex!Over fifty feet in length, it has the strength to wreck buildings, flatten vehicles, and pulverize flesh. Armed with powerful jaws and a bad temper, it seeks to rule the valley, for it is a cruel Tyrant.

About the Author Michael Cole is the author of Thresher, Creature from the Crevasse, and Behemoth.

‘Blending folklore and family secrets, The Winter Crone is a magical debut from a promising new author.’Sarah Painter‘Beautiful, evocative storytelling and fascinating attention to detail. This is a wonderful book.’Suzy K QuinnReader reviews:‘A mixture of English mystery crime village with darkness and magic that makes this series very compelling.’‘A beautifully written book. It mixes folklore, magic and well written characters.’‘A tale of mystery and magic, with just the right injection of humour.’Rosemount Cottage was exactly as her grandmother left it…Hat on the coat stand.Slippers by the chair.Poisoned tea leaves in the strainer… Tamsyn Pride knows someone – or something – killed her grandmother. But every attempt she makes to catch the killer is met with whispers behind her back and suspicious looks. In the sleepy town of Much Wenlock, everyone has a secret. Everyone has something to hide.Meanwhile, in the churning depths of the River Severn, a lost soul has been summoned – and they will stop at nothing to exact their deadly revenge.Yet there is only one person the villagers are terrified of. They just have to pray she doesn’t remember she was once a witch with the power to destroy them all.If you love:Cosy reads with witchesMagical mysteriesQuirky small town communitiesParanormal Women’s FictionLocal folklore and mythologyHumorous charactersA contemporary fantasyThis book is for you!

Jade Rhinestone is not looking forward to her stepsister’s extravagant wedding. Her only consolation is that once the wedding was over, Bailey will be someone else’s problem.

The wedding itself promises to be incredibly dull. On the actual day, though, something incredible happens. An old woman disrupts the ceremony. Then she tells Jade that she’s her long lost grandmother and asks Jade to go away with her to an unspecified destination.

Now Jade has a choice to make.

As it turns out, there really isn’t much time for choosing, and off Jade goes to the magical town of Twinkleford, where witches mix with vampires and chameleons are as common as they are . . . anywhere.

But not everything is as it seems, and as Jade learns more about who she truly is, what that means, and who she has already lost, she realizes that keeping her newfound family might be far more difficult than she could possibly have imagined.

Together in one collection - the first three books in the Isle of Man Ghostly Cozy Series. Arrivals and Arrests Fenella Woods has only met a few people during the twenty-four hours she's been in Douglas, the capital city of the Isle of Man. She's shocked when she discovers one of them dead in an alley behind her apartment building. Struggling to adapt to her new life in a foreign country seems easy compared to coping with finding herself in the middle of a murder investigation. Nearly fifty and newly single, Fenella meets a handsome police inspector, a dashing new neighbor, and a sophisticated businessman, all of whom have her questioning her determination to remain unattached. Having a ghost for a roommate and a kitten as an uninvited houseguest has her questioning her decision to start a new life on the small island in the Irish Sea after all. Boats and Bad Guys Fenella Woods is excited to be taking the ferry across the Irish Sea to England so that she can begin her research. When she finds a dead body in her cabin, she has to change her plans. The police seem convinced that the killer is one of the other passengers who had a cabin reserved for the journey. Fenella meets a group of suspects that includes a wealthy couple, an older man and his much younger wife, and a retired and incredibly nosy woman. Finding herself caught up in the middle of another murder investigation isn’t pleasant for Fenella. This time Fenella is determined not to take any advice from her dead aunt who continues to occupy the luxury apartment that used to be her home. Her kitten, Katie, isn’t much help either, as she seems determined to cause as much mischief as she possibly can. While Fenella wants to help Inspector Robinson find the killer before he or she strikes again, things certainly aren't going the way she'd expected when she started her new life on the Isle of Man. Cars and Cold Cases Fenella Woods is nervous but eager to start driving lessons on the Isle of Man. Having never driven a manual transmission before, she quickly finds herself struggling with having to change gears with her left hand while sitting on what feels like the wrong side of the car and driving on what seems to be the wrong side of the road. Her friendship with CID Inspector Daniel Robinson is less stressful. He’s going through some cold cases and he asks her to share her thoughts. Daniel seems to think that she’ll have a different perspective on the investigations because she doesn’t know any of the people involved. He’s surprised to find that the first case he mentions, a missing person from thirty years earlier, involves Fenella’s new driving instructor. Fenella’s aunt Mona, who is either a ghost or a figment of Fenella’s imagination, has her own ideas about both the missing person and an unconnected thirty-year-old murder investigation that Daniel is also reopening. And of course, she’s eager for Fenella to get involved in both cases. Fenella isn’t sure she’s ready to try to deal with driving lessons, two cold cases, one nosy aunt, a kitten who needs surgery, and three different men who all appeal to her in very different ways. She knew her life was going to change when she moved to the Isle of Man, but she wasn’t anticipating quite this much excitement.