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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. She bound her own magic to half-strength to keep everyone safe. Then he moved in next door - and being near him is the one thing that sets it loose.Margot Hale is the witch who holds Hemlock Row together. She brews the tea, refreshes the wards no one notices, and fixes every problem before anyone thinks to ask. She's also the strongest witch on the block - operating, on purpose, at half her true power. Years ago her gift surged and hurt someone she loved, so she leashed it. Control became safety. Wanting became something she gave up, right alongside being wanted.Then Dorian Ashe rents the long-empty Marigold, and the streetlamps brighten when he walks past.He's charming, maddeningly helpful, and exactly the kind of trouble Margot has spent a decade avoiding - because Dorian is a reformed incubus, and his pull doesn't drain her. It unbinds her. Near him, desire and power flood in as one impossible sensation, which means reaching for him is reaching for the very magic she swore never to touch again.She'd keep her distance forever. if the Row's ancient hearthstone weren't going cold out of season, with the chill creeping shop to shop. Waking it requires a full Banking of the Hearth - more power than Margot has let herself hold in years. Power she can only channel safely with Dorian as her anchor.To save her home, the giver who needs no one has to learn the hardest spell of all: how to want on purpose, and how to let herself be chosen.A Charming Sort of Trouble is a warm, witchy, slow-burn paranormal romcom brimming with banter, found family, a meddling apothecary, a ghost with opinions, and one enormous gray cat who has decided - to Margot's deep annoyance - that the incubus is wonderful. Perfect for readers of Sarah Hawley's Glimmer Falls and Erin Sterling's Graves Glen. Closed-door heat, guaranteed happily-ever-after, and a cozy magical block you'll want to move onto. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. She is the one window still lit when the whole village sleeps. He is the thing the village won't name.Paige Brencott has spent her life being needed. As the healer of Thornmere, there is no door she hasn't tended, no fever she hasn't sat through, no neighbor whose small private sorrows she doesn't carry. She gives everything and keeps nothing - not even the warm food pressed into her hands, not even a bed slept in since the first frost. She has made a quiet art of refusing care. She calls it being useful. It is really a wall.Then a knock comes in the blue before dawn, and a request no one in the valley would dare make: come up to the wood's edge, and tend the wolf.For nine winters Mason Steele has lived alone among the old standing stones, the last keeper of a cursed bloodline, a man who becomes something else on the dark of the moon. The village leaves him what he needs and never speaks his name. But the wound on his arm has gone bad, and Paige has never once in her life been able to walk away from a hurt she could mend.What she finds at the woods edge is not a monster. It is a loneliness as deep as her own - and the first person who has ever tried to take care of her in return.As winter thaws toward spring, healer and keeper begin to mend each other in ways neither expected: a shared watch through the longest dark, a fire kept warm, two locked doors slowly opening. But the wards that bind the curse are thinning, the dark of the moon grows harder to hold, and the only way through is the one thing Paige has spent her whole life refusing - to stop carrying it all alone, and to let someone in.Lyrical, tender, and quietly magical, The Wolf at the Woods Edge is a slow-burn fantasy romance about found family, the courage it takes to be cared for, and the truth that the deepest healing is never done alone. For readers of Katherine Arden, T. Kingfisher, and Sangu Mandanna who love cozy folklore, an aching slow burn, and a hard-won, hopeful ending.Trade the safety of the wall for the risk of the open door. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. She bound her own magic to half-strength to keep everyone safe. Then he moved in next door - and being near him is the one thing that sets it loose.Margot Hale is the witch who holds Hemlock Row together. She brews the tea, refreshes the wards no one notices, and fixes every problem before anyone thinks to ask. She's also the strongest witch on the block - operating, on purpose, at half her true power. Years ago her gift surged and hurt someone she loved, so she leashed it. Control became safety. Wanting became something she gave up, right alongside being wanted.Then Dorian Ashe rents the long-empty Marigold, and the streetlamps brighten when he walks past.He's charming, maddeningly helpful, and exactly the kind of trouble Margot has spent a decade avoiding - because Dorian is a reformed incubus, and his pull doesn't drain her. It unbinds her. Near him, desire and power flood in as one impossible sensation, which means reaching for him is reaching for the very magic she swore never to touch again.She'd keep her distance forever. if the Row's ancient hearthstone weren't going cold out of season, with the chill creeping shop to shop. Waking it requires a full Banking of the Hearth - more power than Margot has let herself hold in years. Power she can only channel safely with Dorian as her anchor.To save her home, the giver who needs no one has to learn the hardest spell of all: how to want on purpose, and how to let herself be chosen.A Charming Sort of Trouble is a warm, witchy, slow-burn paranormal romcom brimming with banter, found family, a meddling apothecary, a ghost with opinions, and one enormous gray cat who has decided - to Margot's deep annoyance - that the incubus is wonderful. Perfect for readers of Sarah Hawley's Glimmer Falls and Erin Sterling's Graves Glen. Closed-door heat, guaranteed happily-ever-after, and a cozy magical block you'll want to move onto. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. She bound her own magic to half-strength to keep everyone safe. Then he moved in next door - and being near him is the one thing that sets it loose.Margot Hale is the witch who holds Hemlock Row together. She brews the tea, refreshes the wards no one notices, and fixes every problem before anyone thinks to ask. She's also the strongest witch on the block - operating, on purpose, at half her true power. Years ago her gift surged and hurt someone she loved, so she leashed it. Control became safety. Wanting became something she gave up, right alongside being wanted.Then Dorian Ashe rents the long-empty Marigold, and the streetlamps brighten when he walks past.He's charming, maddeningly helpful, and exactly the kind of trouble Margot has spent a decade avoiding - because Dorian is a reformed incubus, and his pull doesn't drain her. It unbinds her. Near him, desire and power flood in as one impossible sensation, which means reaching for him is reaching for the very magic she swore never to touch again.She'd keep her distance forever. if the Row's ancient hearthstone weren't going cold out of season, with the chill creeping shop to shop. Waking it requires a full Banking of the Hearth - more power than Margot has let herself hold in years. Power she can only channel safely with Dorian as her anchor.To save her home, the giver who needs no one has to learn the hardest spell of all: how to want on purpose, and how to let herself be chosen.A Charming Sort of Trouble is a warm, witchy, slow-burn paranormal romcom brimming with banter, found family, a meddling apothecary, a ghost with opinions, and one enormous gray cat who has decided - to Margot's deep annoyance - that the incubus is wonderful. Perfect for readers of Sarah Hawley's Glimmer Falls and Erin Sterling's Graves Glen. Closed-door heat, guaranteed happily-ever-after, and a cozy magical block you'll want to move onto. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. She is the one window still lit when the whole village sleeps. He is the thing the village won't name.Paige Brencott has spent her life being needed. As the healer of Thornmere, there is no door she hasn't tended, no fever she hasn't sat through, no neighbor whose small private sorrows she doesn't carry. She gives everything and keeps nothing - not even the warm food pressed into her hands, not even a bed slept in since the first frost. She has made a quiet art of refusing care. She calls it being useful. It is really a wall.Then a knock comes in the blue before dawn, and a request no one in the valley would dare make: come up to the wood's edge, and tend the wolf.For nine winters Mason Steele has lived alone among the old standing stones, the last keeper of a cursed bloodline, a man who becomes something else on the dark of the moon. The village leaves him what he needs and never speaks his name. But the wound on his arm has gone bad, and Paige has never once in her life been able to walk away from a hurt she could mend.What she finds at the woods edge is not a monster. It is a loneliness as deep as her own - and the first person who has ever tried to take care of her in return.As winter thaws toward spring, healer and keeper begin to mend each other in ways neither expected: a shared watch through the longest dark, a fire kept warm, two locked doors slowly opening. But the wards that bind the curse are thinning, the dark of the moon grows harder to hold, and the only way through is the one thing Paige has spent her whole life refusing - to stop carrying it all alone, and to let someone in.Lyrical, tender, and quietly magical, The Wolf at the Woods Edge is a slow-burn fantasy romance about found family, the courage it takes to be cared for, and the truth that the deepest healing is never done alone. For readers of Katherine Arden, T. Kingfisher, and Sangu Mandanna who love cozy folklore, an aching slow burn, and a hard-won, hopeful ending.Trade the safety of the wall for the risk of the open door. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - She bound her own magic to half-strength to keep everyone safe. Then he moved in next door - and being near him is the one thing that sets it loose.Margot Hale is the witch who holds Hemlock Row together. She brews the tea, refreshes the wards no one notices, and fixes every problem before anyone thinks to ask. She's also the strongest witch on the block - operating, on purpose, at half her true power. Years ago her gift surged and hurt someone she loved, so she leashed it. Control became safety. Wanting became something she gave up, right alongside being wanted.Then Dorian Ashe rents the long-empty Marigold, and the streetlamps brighten when he walks past.He's charming, maddeningly helpful, and exactly the kind of trouble Margot has spent a decade avoiding - because Dorian is a reformed incubus, and his pull doesn't drain her. It unbinds her. Near him, desire and power flood in as one impossible sensation, which means reaching for him is reaching for the very magic she swore never to touch again.She'd keep her distance forever. if the Row's ancient hearthstone weren't going cold out of season, with the chill creeping shop to shop. Waking it requires a full Banking of the Hearth - more power than Margot has let herself hold in years. Power she can only channel safely with Dorian as her anchor.To save her home, the giver who needs no one has to learn the hardest spell of all: how to want on purpose, and how to let herself be chosen.A Charming Sort of Trouble is a warm, witchy, slow-burn paranormal romcom brimming with banter, found family, a meddling apothecary, a ghost with opinions, and one enormous gray cat who has decided - to Margot's deep annoyance - that the incubus is wonderful. Perfect for readers of Sarah Hawley's Glimmer Falls and Erin Sterling's Graves Glen. Closed-door heat, guaranteed happily-ever-after, and a cozy magical block you'll want to move onto. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. She is the one window still lit when the whole village sleeps. He is the thing the village won't name.Paige Brencott has spent her life being needed. As the healer of Thornmere, there is no door she hasn't tended, no fever she hasn't sat through, no neighbor whose small private sorrows she doesn't carry. She gives everything and keeps nothing - not even the warm food pressed into her hands, not even a bed slept in since the first frost. She has made a quiet art of refusing care. She calls it being useful. It is really a wall.Then a knock comes in the blue before dawn, and a request no one in the valley would dare make: come up to the wood's edge, and tend the wolf.For nine winters Mason Steele has lived alone among the old standing stones, the last keeper of a cursed bloodline, a man who becomes something else on the dark of the moon. The village leaves him what he needs and never speaks his name. But the wound on his arm has gone bad, and Paige has never once in her life been able to walk away from a hurt she could mend.What she finds at the woods edge is not a monster. It is a loneliness as deep as her own - and the first person who has ever tried to take care of her in return.As winter thaws toward spring, healer and keeper begin to mend each other in ways neither expected: a shared watch through the longest dark, a fire kept warm, two locked doors slowly opening. But the wards that bind the curse are thinning, the dark of the moon grows harder to hold, and the only way through is the one thing Paige has spent her whole life refusing - to stop carrying it all alone, and to let someone in.Lyrical, tender, and quietly magical, The Wolf at the Woods Edge is a slow-burn fantasy romance about found family, the courage it takes to be cared for, and the truth that the deepest healing is never done alone. For readers of Katherine Arden, T. Kingfisher, and Sangu Mandanna who love cozy folklore, an aching slow burn, and a hard-won, hopeful ending.Trade the safety of the wall for the risk of the open door. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - She is the one window still lit when the whole village sleeps. He is the thing the village won't name.Paige Brencott has spent her life being needed. As the healer of Thornmere, there is no door she hasn't tended, no fever she hasn't sat through, no neighbor whose small private sorrows she doesn't carry. She gives everything and keeps nothing - not even the warm food pressed into her hands, not even a bed slept in since the first frost. She has made a quiet art of refusing care. She calls it being useful. It is really a wall.Then a knock comes in the blue before dawn, and a request no one in the valley would dare make: come up to the wood's edge, and tend the wolf.For nine winters Mason Steele has lived alone among the old standing stones, the last keeper of a cursed bloodline, a man who becomes something else on the dark of the moon. The village leaves him what he needs and never speaks his name. But the wound on his arm has gone bad, and Paige has never once in her life been able to walk away from a hurt she could mend.What she finds at the woods edge is not a monster. It is a loneliness as deep as her own - and the first person who has ever tried to take care of her in return.As winter thaws toward spring, healer and keeper begin to mend each other in ways neither expected: a shared watch through the longest dark, a fire kept warm, two locked doors slowly opening. But the wards that bind the curse are thinning, the dark of the moon grows harder to hold, and the only way through is the one thing Paige has spent her whole life refusing - to stop carrying it all alone, and to let someone in.Lyrical, tender, and quietly magical, The Wolf at the Woods Edge is a slow-burn fantasy romance about found family, the courage it takes to be cared for, and the truth that the deepest healing is never done alone. For readers of Katherine Arden, T. Kingfisher, and Sangu Mandanna who love cozy folklore, an aching slow burn, and a hard-won, hopeful ending.Trade the safety of the wall for the risk of the open door.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. A Charming Sort Of Trouble | Ramona A. Scott | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Ramona A. Scott | EAN 9798235125704 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. The Wolf At The Woods Edge | Ramona A. Scott | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Ramona A. Scott | EAN 9798235622104 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.