
A Spell for Quiet Mornings
A charming, cozy fantasy mystery about a small-town witch, a threatening note, buried village secrets, an old mentor's betrayal, and the home worth fighting to keepBy L. E. ThornwoodLength8h 12m
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Meredith only wanted to gather her moonflowers before dawn, the way Old Primble taught her.
Three days past the full moon. The dew at its heaviest. The petals still holding their silver before the sun bleaches them white.
Instead she found a ragged hole in the soil, the roots torn like broken threads, the plant she'd nursed for a fortnight ground flat under a deliberate boot heel.
And pinned beside it, on cheap penny paper with an inkblot shaped like a thistle:
You don't belong here.
Her hands didn't shake. That surprised her. Not fear, not anger — just a strange, quiet clarity, like the moment before a storm breaks.
Then she read the footprints. One set heavy and a stranger's. The other small, familiar, tracked across her kitchen floor a hundred times.
Finn.
The boy who waters her garden. The boy whose prints sit on top of the stranger's, as if he followed someone after they'd already gone.
In Hollow Hill, a ruined flower is never just a flower. The note is a warning, the thistle a signature, and the trail leads straight through Old Primble's hawthorn hedge into a tangle of old debts, a tea jar full of secrets, a receipt that shouldn't exist, a silver mine no one will name, and a mentor who may have quietly betrayed the very law she taught Meredith to keep.
There is a constable asking questions she cannot answer. A confession she desperately wants to believe. And a mother she never knew she never knew.
To clear an innocent boy and protect the quiet life she's built one teaspoon at a time, this village witch will have to brew the truth out of every neighbor who'd rather she packed up her shears and left for good.
Because someone in Hollow Hill wants her gone.
And Meredith has never been very good at leaving.
A Spell for Quiet Mornings is a charming, cozy fantasy mystery about a small-town witch, a threatening note, buried village secrets, an old mentor's betrayal, and the home worth fighting to keep.
Perfect for readers who love cozy witchy fiction, village whodunits, gentle magic and good tea, found family, and a heroine who solves trouble with patience and herbs. A warm standalone in the Hollow Hill Chronicles.
Audiobook details
GenreFantasy, Mystery and Thriller
Length8 hrs 12 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Dedication
15Chapter 14 - The Cider That Told No Tales
2Chapter 1 - The Moonflower I Couldn’t Save
16Chapter 15 - The Broken Arm That Spoke Louder Than Words
3Chapter 2 - The Constable’s Questions I Couldn’t Answer
17Chapter 16 - The Silver Mine I Never Wanted to Enter
4Chapter 3 - The Stranger Who Remembered Too Much
18Chapter 17 - The Mentor Who Had Betrayed the Law
5Chapter 4 - The Friend Who Knew a Little Too Much
19Chapter 18 - The Confession That Cost Me a Friend
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6Chapter 5 - The Limp I Should Have Noticed
20Chapter 19 - The Ledger That Opened Old Wounds
7Chapter 6 - The Tea That Tasted of Lies
21Chapter 20 - The Mother I Never Knew I Never Knew
8Chapter 7 - The Fallen Oak and the Promise I Almost Broke
22Chapter 21 - The Constable I Had to Trust
9Chapter 8 - The Debt I Never Meant to Collect
23Chapter 22 - The Free Boy Who Taught Me to Hope
10Chapter 9 - The Riddle Old Primble Could Not Finish
24Chapter 23 - The Arrest That Felt Like a Funeral
11Chapter 10 - The Floorboard That Had Seen Too Many Secrets
25Chapter 24 - The Moonflower That Blossomed at Midnight
12Chapter 11 - The Confession I Wanted to Believe
26Chapter 25 - The Quiet Morning I Finally Deserved
13Chapter 12 - The Receipt I Found in the Tea Jar
27About the Author
14Chapter 13 - The Revel That Promised to Keep Secrets