Moonridge Magic

She inherited a diner with a twist-it grants wishes. He's the kitchen witch determined to keep her from ruining everything. Sparks fly when magic meets spreadsheets.Naomi Margot doesn't believe in magic. When she inherits Full Moon Diner, she sees dollar signs and efficiency metrics. Fix it up, flip it, move on. Simple.Finn Herald has other plans. He's spent eight years perfecting the diner's enchanted menu-wish-granting meals, emotion-reading coffee, and magical recipes passed down through generations. Some uptight consultant with a color-coded binder isn't about to change that.When Naomi accidentally scrambles the diner's magic days before the Winter Solstice Festival, they're forced into partnership. The pie case predicts disasters. Coffee reveals secrets neither wants exposed. And working side-by-side in the kitchen reveals an attraction they can't ignore.With the festival approaching and the whole town counting on them, Naomi must choose: stick to her plan and return to corporate life, or take a risk on magic, Moonridge, and a stubborn kitchen witch who makes her heart race faster than any spreadsheet ever could.Perfect for readers who love: grumpy x sunshine banter • workplace romance • winter solstice magic • forced proximity • inherited property • small-town charm • closed-door romance with heatStandalone: Complete HEA, can be read alone or as part of seriesContent Notes: No graphic violence, no cheating, guaranteed happy ending

One magical éclair. Two hearts that can't stay hidden.Darius Johnson's truth-telling pastries are Moonridge's sweetest secret-until his stressed-out magic backfires spectacularly, exposing food critic Ruby Margot's deepest vulnerabilities in front of his entire bakery.Ruby came to review small-town magic, not have her perfectionist armor stripped away by a chaotic baker who can't even organize his receipts. Her scathing review could destroy him. But when the town forces them to collaborate on the New Year's Eve gala desserts, nine days of forced proximity in a flour-dusted kitchen reveal an inconvenient truth: the grumpy critic and the sunshine disaster might be exactly what each other needs.Magic, mishaps, and macarons collide as two guarded hearts discover that sometimes the best recipes require a little chaos, a lot of truth, and the courage to be perfectly imperfect together.Perfect for fans of T.J. Klune's cozy magical warmth, Sarah Hogle's quirky character dynamics, and readers who loved The Ex Hex or The Charm Offensive.