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Her aunt's tea shop was never just a tea shop. And the fae courtier asking for her help isn't just looking for an antique. When Wren Ashworth inherits her late aunt's tea shop in the fog-bound town of Marrow's End, she plans to sell it fast and disappear back to her carefully ordinary life.
Instead, she discovers the shop sits on a crossing point between worlds — and that her aunt's charming "tea readings" were genuine magic all along. ✦ Enchanted tea shop setting ✦ Enemies-to-lovers turned forced proximity ✦ A century-old fae bargain running out of time ✦ Cozy small-town atmosphere with real magical stakes Rowan Thorne needs an artifact hidden somewhere in the shop to break a bargain that's slowly killing him — and only Wren's late aunt knew where to find it.
As they search together, Wren uncovers evidence that her mother's decade-old disappearance wasn't the accident her family always believed. But a rival fae court wants the same artifact for considerably darker purposes, and time is running out for all of them.
What the Tea Leaves Wouldn't Say is a steamy, atmospheric romantasy about inherited magic, found family, and the courage it takes to finally believe in something impossible.
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