Taylor Epperson: Second Time's a Charm, Kartoniert / Broschiert

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Returning home after years away, Reece is going to have to avoid her assassin ex-boyfriend as she learns to care for the magical creatures now under her protection.

"Wonderful and magical, fun and funny."―Sarah Beth Durst, New York Times bestselling author of The Spellshop
"A ridiculously fun ride."―A. T. Qureshi, USA Today bestselling author of The Baby Dragon Cafe

Three years ago, Reece McCarthen solved her problems the best way she could think of: running as far as possible. Abandoned by her childhood sweetheart, she left her gossiping small town, heartbreak, and emotionally distant father in the past. Now, she's happy if not just a bit bored running a magical flower shop with her best friend. Until she receives notice that she's inherited her father's sanctuary for magical creatures.

Reece heads back to her cozy, magical town of Honey Brooke that unfortunately still hasn't gotten over that one teeny, tiny fire incident when she was a teenager. What should've been a calm, quiet homecoming turns into chaos incarnate when Reece comes face-to-face with the reason she left in the first place: Laken Augustus. Her ex-boyfriend who seems to have grown up to also be a part-time assassin.

It's one tragedy after another, from dodging fire-spitting chickens and a poisonous porcupine to bolting after a runaway raccoon and realizing Laken is the only person who knows how to run a magical sanctuary. Not only did her father leave her with a whole slew of problems, but poachers are lurking in the shadows. Now Reece finds herself knee-deep in feathers, mud, and an inconceivable amount of debt. To save the sanctuary, she will have to work side-by-side with Laken.

"A delightful read that will add a definite sparkle to your bookshelf!"―India Holton, USA Today bestselling author of The Ornithologist's Field Guide to Love
"Had me hooked from the very first."―Emily Krempholtz, USA Today bestselling author of Violet Thistlewaite Is Not a Villain Anymore