SOLVED. Left in charge of a restaurant by her aunt or grandma - finds out relative is a witch that puts magic in her food. Finds out she is one too and takes over but messes it up and is shut down by magical authories [s]

[Lorena]

Paranormal romance - Left in charge of a restaurant by her aunt or grandma - finds out relative is a witch that puts magic in her food. Finds out she is one too and takes over but messes it up and is shut down by magical authorities.

I would say it was written in the last 5-10 years.

[Dee]

It's not A Little Night Magic

[Ann aka Iftcan]

Was it a mystery? And are you sure it was a restaurant? Could it have been a bakery or candy shop? I'd invite you to do a not-so-quick scan of my books, since I've read several books that could possibly be the one you are looking for.

Oh, and was it a mystery, romance, chick lit? and was it part of a series or a stand alone?

[SparksofEmber]

I doubt this is it but it is a similar story for younger readers. Bliss - the Bliss Bakery series by Kathryn Littlewood.

[Lorena]

LMAO I never thought there would be several so similar books. Neither one of those are it. :(

It was kind of a mystery/romance/chick lit, I guess.

I remembered a few more things.. The magical spell book that was left for her was stolen. Her family member left for a retirement cruise. It was more of a small town diner feel then a restaurant. She thought she was in love with one of the men that lived in town but it turned out she had more chemistry with the magical authority guy that was there to shut the diner down. I think they kiss but he leaves at the end of the book.

[Ann aka Iftcan]

Ok, I'm going to say again--do a comparison of my books and your books Lorena. I'm almost positive I've read this book. And if not this specific one--then at least 1 or 2 more in the same trope.

Sigh, packing up my house for a potential move is NOT fun, especially when my beloved books are no longer at my fingertips where I can caress them, and snuggle with them and just breathe in their scent. (Er, sorry for getting carried away. But, well, I AM a book-aholic.)

[Lorena]

So sorry I forgot to say I did take a look and didn't find it. However, google did find it. Yah!

Thanks everyone for the help.

No Shoes, No Shirt, No Spells by Rose Pressey