Meddle & Mend: Regency Fantasy

You can't orchestrate true love…can you? Spellmaster Geraldine Hartford has everything she could want - a successful spell shop and close friends and family - but she's still waiting on her own swoon-worthy romance. Her friends think their matchmaking efforts are helping, but it's the tall, handsome stranger in town who immediately catches Gerry's eye. Basil Thorne's life has turned upside down. After his father's death, he's found himself uprooted from Bath to become the head of a family he barely knows. Overwhelmed by responsibilities, not to mention the clamor of Tutting-on-Cress locals wishing to befriend him - only the lovely spellmaster with a twinkling smile seems to soothe Basil's heart. And he's not the only one who's noticed… Soon it seems as though everyone in Gerry and Basil's lives is determined to match them up. But Gerry is waiting for the surefire spark of romance and Basil is waiting until his life settles down. They may be perfect for each other, but it will take some meddling - and a bit of magic - to bring them together. This book is the fifth installment in the series Meddle & Mend. It can be read after Dear Bartleby or as a standalone.

Sometimes, the answer is the easiest part. Pip Standish enjoys his life in Tutting-on-Cress, surrounded by found family and working in his friend Gerry's spellshop. But there's one niggling problem at the corner of his mind: how to propose to the charming Viscount Bertie Finlington? When Gerry gets married and moves out, Pip is faced with how quickly things are changing in his circle of friends. With the spellshop temporarily closed for the honeymoon, now is the perfect time to take his prospects into his own hands. But as he and Bertie spend time together on a magical project, Pip finds himself puzzling through his past to decide what he wants for his future. And braving change may turn out to be even harder than asking for Bertie's hand. The Viscount Says Yes is the HEA epilogue to Pip and Bertie's love story, which began in The Education of Pip.