Cottage at the End of Witching Lane

Kris Beetle has no intention of staying in Hollyvine.When the twenty-seven-year-old graphic designer inherits his eccentric great-aunt's cottage in a tiny English village steeped in witchcraft folklore, his plan is simple: clear out Number Thirteen, Witching Lane, make the necessary repairs, sell it, and return to his perfectly ordinary city life.Then he meets Eddie Fawster.Handsome, infuriatingly observant, and far too good at appearing whenever Kris needs him, Eddie runs the village apothecary next door. Everyone in Hollyvine insists he is a witch. Eddie insists he is simply a herbalist surrounded by people with overactive imaginations.Kris would be more inclined to believe him if Eddie did not predict storms before the forecast, revive hopeless plants, and somehow know things Kris definitely never told him.And then there is the cottage.Keys appear where Kris never left them. Candles light themselves. Flowers bloom weeks out of season. A locked greenhouse taps back in the darkness. The more Kris tries to find sensible explanations, the more Hollyvine seems determined to give him reasons to stay.Especially when repairing his aunt's overgrown garden means spending rainy afternoons, cosy evenings, and far too many quiet moments with the mysterious man next door.Because somewhere between cups of herbal tea, muddy garden paths, candlelit kitchens, and increasingly suspicious acts of almost-magic, Kris begins to wonder whether the strangest thing happening on Witching Lane might not be witchcraft at all.It might be falling in love.The Cottage at the End of Witching Lane is a cosy MM small-town romance filled with cottagecore charm, autumn atmosphere, gentle magical realism, witty banter, mysterious happenings, found home, and a tender gay romance perfect for readers who love witchy villages, rainy-day comfort reads, and a little magic with their happily ever after.