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Brewed Between Worlds
Paperback
ISBN13: 9781764188920
Publisher: Melody R. Green
Published: May 1 2026
Pages: 86
Weight: 0.21
Height: 0.18 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Welcome to the Celestial Café - a quiet crossroads where tea is brewed with intention, coffee fuels destiny, and even angels need a place to pause.
Brewed Between Worlds is a cosy, myth-touched fantasy companion that invites readers behind the counter of a café that exists just slightly out of step with the ordinary world. Here, Larissa - newly appointed Mistress of the Brew - discovers that creating the perfect cup for celestial beings requires more than skill. It requires listening, patience, and a willingness to let meaning unfold.
As archangels gather between assignments and familiar figures linger over their preferred blends, the café becomes a place of reflection, gentle humour, and unexpected insight. Phineas brings his trademark fire and contradiction, Michael favours calm restraint, and other celestial regulars reveal that even timeless beings wrestle with change, responsibility, and choice.
Rather than epic battles or high-stakes conflict, Brewed Between Worlds offers something rarer: a story about connection, trust, and the small moments that quietly reshape a life. Told through warm scenes, playful exchanges, and thoughtful observations, it explores how transformation often happens not through grand gestures, but through presence - and a well-made cup.
Designed as a comforting standalone read and a companion to the Maggie McCready's Travelling Tarot Adventures and Larissa novellas, this book can be enjoyed on its own or as part of the wider café-centred world.
Perfect for readers who enjoy cosy fantasy, gentle magic, and stories that linger long after the last page - Brewed Between Worlds is an invitation to slow down, pull up a chair, and rest for a while.
There's always room at the table.
What readers are saying:
- This isn't just a story - it's an experience that gently reminds you to slow down and notice what matters.
- The Celestial Café feels alive - a place you don't just visit, but carry with you after the book ends.
- Quietly magical, deeply comforting, and unexpectedly profound.
- A book for slow readers - nothing is rushed, nothing is wasted, and every moment has intention.
- It feels less like finishing a book and more like leaving a place you'd gladly return to.
- Gentle, thoughtful, and quietly powerful - this story stays with you.
- A warm, reflective read that treats stillness as something sacred.
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