Free · about an hour’s reading
She’ll call it luck.
You’ll know better.
Maggie Sullivan is forty-six, runs a thrift store, and has been magic for years without once admitting it.
What’s inside
An ordinary Tuesday, and a box marked KEEP
A small Florida town. A donation box holding forty years of a marriage. And a woman who has spent three years giving overlooked things a second look, quietly failing to notice she is one of them.
Six times in one Monday, something happens to Maggie that shouldn’t. Six times she has an explanation ready — tired, sentimental, skipped breakfast, a bit of luck before coffee.
You’ll count them. She won’t.
A complete story, no cliffhanger. It’s also the last day before The Thrift Store Thaumaturge begins — and the last time Maggie’s life makes ordinary sense.
What you’re joining
The Tuesday Club
A slightly grand name for a very relaxed arrangement: a note from me every other Tuesday. New books, the occasional behind-the-scenes peek, and sometimes a recipe Maggie’s friends would approve of. No daily deluge. Leave whenever you like.
Why Tuesday? You’ll work that out too.
Who these books are for
Paranormal women’s fiction with heroines past forty. Warm, low-heat, slow-burn, found family — and magic that mostly turns up disguised as good luck.
If you like Sarah Addison Allen or Heather Webber — or Elizabeth Hunter’s Glimmer Lake and Michelle M. Pillow’s Order of Magic — and you’ve ever wished the adventure would happen to someone your own age, you’re in the right place.