Of Owls and Oolong (Owls, Tea Shops, and Other Magical Nuisances Book 1)

by Shari L. Tapscott

Let’s just say I’m not at my best around men I find attractive.

“Your magic is cute, though arguably worthless, and most of you are pleasant enough to be around even if your season has a tendency to be a bit vapid.” “Careful—I think you’d fit in a soup pot.”

I stand, ignoring Ryder when he whispers, “Go get ’em, Tinker Bell.”

“We’re buying a dust pendant from a questionable source.” “Yes?” “And you’re a pixie.” “I’m accompanied by a lawyer, a bird, and a sorcerer who specializes in minerals. How could I be any safer?”

“Your magic is too precious to sacrifice,” Rowan answers. “Precious?” I laugh, unnerved. “You told me it was cute and worthless.” “That’s before I realized you could call a storm and ruin Ash’s entire day. If there is a gift that needs to be protected, it’s that.”