the very secret society of irregular witches special edition

As she navigates through the loss of her father and figuring out what she’s going to do next, she’s visited by her dead editor who helps her in more ways than one. But while she’s there, she’s met with a new ghostly friend her new editor Benji. Since then, the town has considered her a little batty and Florence has never wanted to return to that town. Struck by the news, she immediately returns home only to remember why she left in the first place: she’s able to see ghosts and helped solve a huge missing person’s case back when she was a kid. Suddenly, she gets an unexpected call from her family back home only to find out her father has passed away. Her new editor, Benji, isn’t giving her any wiggle room and Florence needs to finish the book in a day otherwise she may lose the job that’s paying her bills. However, she hasn’t written a single thing in almost a year after experiencing the worst break up in her life (and possibly not believing in love anymore). It’s about a young woman named Florence who is a ghost writer for one of the most popular romance writers in the world. This is the first Good Morning America Book Club pick that I really liked and if you’re not a fan of romances, then this might be perfect. If you’re into ghosts, then this one is for you. But magic isn’t the only danger in the world, and soon Mika will need to decide whether to risk everything to protect the found family she didn’t know she was looking for. An irritatingly appealing threat.Īs Mika finds her feet, the thought of belonging somewhere starts to feel like a real possibility. and Jamie, the handsome, prickly librarian who would do anything to protect his charges, and who sees Mika’s arrival as a threat. Nowhere House is nothing like she expects, and she’s quickly tangled up in the lives and secrets of its quirky, caring inhabitants. mostly.īut then an unexpected message arrives, begging her to travel to the remote and mysterious Nowhere House to teach three young witches, and Mika jumps at the chance for a different life. An orphan raised by strangers from a young age, Mika is good at being alone, and she doesn’t mind it. The House in the Cerulean Sea meets Practical Magic in this cosy, heartwarming, and uplifting magical romance about an isolated witch whose opportunity to embrace a quirky new family – and a new love – changes the course of her life.Īs one of the few witches in Britain, Mika Moon has lived her life by three rules: hide your magic, keep your head down, and stay away from other witches.

She found magic in the most unlikely of places. ‘ONE OF MY COZIEST READS OF THE YEAR’ EMILY HENRY

The very secret society of irregular witches special edition