Sparks & Sticky Notes
She fixed everything—except her own life. Now her hot flashes are fixing things on their own. Badly.
Gemma Hartley has spent her entire life being the person everyone calls. Leaky faucet? She's there. Marriage falling apart? She'll mediate. Career crisis? She has a color-coded sticky note system for that. Then her husband left her for his life coach, her company "restructured" her out of a job, and her mother moved in. Temporarily. Three months ago. Now she's in Fairhaven, renovating a fixer-upper cottage because she saw it online at 2 AM after her fourth panic attack of the week. Fresh start. New project. Same compulsive need to make everything perfect. Except her hot flashes have started making things fix themselves. Wrong. The broken lamp now floats. The leaky sink dispenses wine. And the grumpy artist next door? The one with the forearms and the deliberately broken sculptures? She just "repaired" three months of his work into smooth, meaningless spheres. He is not amused. Gemma doesn't need a sculptor who thinks broken things are beautiful. She needs a plan, a label maker, and possibly an exorcist. Too bad the magic has other ideas. And so does her cat.
What This Book Is
- •A cozy witch romcom about a compulsive fixer who can't fix herself
- •A fixer-upper cottage with a mind of its own
- •A grumpy sculptor who thinks broken things are beautiful
- •Hot flashes that repair things in the worst possible way
You'll Like This If...
- •You've ever organized your feelings into color-coded categories
- •You appreciate a love interest with forearms and strong opinions about imperfection
- •You want a heroine who needs to learn that not everything is a project
- •You believe cats always know more than they're letting on
Whispers From the Readers
“Magic doesn't require perfection. Just intention, humor, and maybe a second glass of wine.”
— Ivy Spellman