The Crescent Moon Tearoom: A Novel (Spellbound Sisters 1) by Stacy Sivinski

A cinnamon-and-cardamom cozy fantasy about three clairvoyant sisters who’ve turned their magic into a living—until Fate (and the Council of Witches) forces them to face what their own teacups have been hinting at all along. The Crescent Moon Tearoom is warm, whimsical, and sisterhood-forward, with just enough tension from destiny and a looming family curse.

After the untimely death of their parents, Anne, Beatrix, and Violet Quigley run a teashop where they read futures in the swirls of ginger, cloves, and cardamom left at the bottom of delicate porcelain cups. Their days are filled with comforting rituals—customers seeking hope, talk of butterflies and good fortune, and the snap of cinnamon shortbread between laced fingers.

Then the Council of Witches arrives with unsettling news: the city’s Diviner has lost her powers. Suddenly, the sisters are pulled in different directions. Anne’s magic begins to grow beyond her sisters’, Beatrix’s writing draws a publisher’s attention, and Violet is enchanted by the circus—plus a mischievous trapeze artist who might sweep her right off her feet. But as their paths diverge, it becomes clear a family curse may be waking—one that threatens to separate them.