Brewed with Love

Praise

“Shelly Page has conjured a world in Brewed with Love that no one will want to leave! The story will charm readers with its magic potions, quirky town setting, sweet romance, and witchy vibes. It’s perfect for fans who love their cozy fantasy with a dash of mystery and monsters.” —F.T. Lukens, New York Times bestselling author of Otherworldly

“Brewed with Love is everything you could want from a contemporary sapphic romantasy. I mean, romance, mystery, and magic, all wrapped in the MOST whimsical, charming town of Blackclaw? Need I say more?” —Rachael Lippincott, New York Times bestselling coauthor of Five Feet Apart and She Gets the Girl

“I loved Brewed with Love‘s rich world-building, and the way Page rooted the mystery and magic in real-world issues. My only disappointment is that I can’t actually visit Bishop Brews! With its cozy vibes, sweet sapphic romance, and a coven of endearing characters, this is a magical debut.” —Tori Anne Martin, USA Today bestselling author of This Spells Disaster

“Delightful, clever, and charming. Page has conjured up the perfect potion of sapphic second chances, supernatural mystery, and comforting coziness we’ve all been waiting for. Will leave you guessing until the end.” —Jennifer Dugan, author of Some Girls Do

“A magical debut. Brewed with Love is a delightful blend of heartfelt romance, amateur sleuthing, and the importance of family legacy. Page is an author to watch.” —Isabel Sterling, author of These Witches Don’t Burn

“Positively enchanting. Sparks fly and potions bubble in this joyful tale of rekindled romance and magical intrigue. Perfect for anyone craving a sweet, bewitching love story!” —Aiden Thomas, New York Times bestselling author of The Sunbearer Trials

“[A] high school sapphic novel with a warm, lighthearted center. Readers will be loath to leave Sage and Ximena’s cozy, close-knit town.” —Publishers Weekly

“This title has a cozy atmosphere, and the whodunit mystery….will keep readers engaged as they follow the clues to find out exactly how events played out.” —School Library Journal