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The Lantern Path at Dusk: Cozy fantasy of a magical tea shop and Memory Fair-small-town witch, found family, slow burn romance, healing, and light mys

The Lantern Path at Dusk: Cozy fantasy of a magical tea shop and Memory Fair-small-town witch, found family, slow burn romance, healing, and light mys

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Series: Rosehill Tea House: A Cozy Fantasy Gentle Magic, Found Family, and Slow-Burn Romance, Book 2

General Fiction

ISBN13: 9798242559172
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jan 4 2026
Pages: 72
Weight: 0.24
Height: 0.17 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

In Rosehill, a memory isn't something you lose. It's something you can borrow - if you have the courage to return it.

The Memory Fair arrives on a Tuesday, trailing paper pennants and the smell of something almost like hope. Three wagons. A copper machine with a glass lung and a dial set to Borrow.

And Mirelle, who calls herself a keeper of better mornings. Marigold, who runs the enchanted tea house at the heart of Rosehill, knows better than most what a town does with wonders. She's seen them welcomed and misused.

She's seen them leave a person smaller than they arrived. She's also kept a bottle in her cupboard for seven years, labeled with a date and a single word: Before. As the fair takes root in the square - with its sticky returns, its stubborn borrowed hours, its small ceremonies of chairs and voices and the walk you take afterward so your feet can finish what your heart started - Marigold discovers that the most dangerous borrowing is the one you've been putting off.

A cozy, deeply felt novel about magic that insists on being useful, a town that knows how to hold what it loves, and two people learning, slowly and with great care, what it means to carry something together.

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