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A Hex on Honeysuckle Lane is an Award Winner!

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My first book baby is an award winner! What? Cue my complete shock when I opened my email this morning and learned that A Hex on Honeysuckle Lane was selected as Best Manuscript Sample at the Atlanta Writers’ Club Conference.

Seriously, I’m just so grateful that the agents and editors who selected this award thought highly enough of A Hex on Honeysuckle Lane to consider it, much less award it.

I’ve learned so much through writing and editing this story, and I can’t wait for you to hold it in your hands. To see it recognized by industry professionals is just the icing on the cake of getting to tell this story to the world.

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Thank you again for joining me on this journey.

A Hex on Honeysuckle Lane Blurb

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Meet Holly Harkness, a witch who has just returned home to Havens Hill, Georgia after a decade away. She’s missed her hometown, and the opportunity to help her grandmother Ellen launch her magical romance rituals line is too good to pass up.

As Holly navigates the changes in Havens Hill, she finds herself drawn to her high school rival, Christine “Cricket” Long, part-siren and owner of local bar The Brew House. When a hex threatens Grandma Ellen’s livelihood as town matchmaker and dispenser of love advice, Holly teams up with Cricket to crack the case. But will their growing attraction to each other prove to be a distraction, or will it unlock the secrets and legacies lying beneath Havens Hill?

Readers who love cozy, witchy paranormal romance like Payback’s a Witch or The Ex Hex will love this Sapphic love story, featuring rivals-to-lovers, electric chemistry, scene-stealing side characters, and themes of family legacy and cycle-breaking.