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By: JP Rindfleisch IX
Narrated by: Kirt Graves
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For fans of Legends & Lattes and House of Frank, Mosswood Apothecary is a cozy queer fantasy brimming with botanical magic, slow-burn romance, queer found family, cottagecore vibes, and small town charm.

A struggling alchemist.
A small town with ancient secrets.
And…a mysterious shadow ferret?

Botanical alchemist Rowan Mosswood didn't expect much when he finally graduated, so a remote research assignment in Frostfern Valley seemed fitting. With his reputation in tatters after a public alchemical mishap, and his discipline of magic considered antiquated, Rowan agrees to the university's terms: fix up an old greenhouse, study the mysterious loss of magic, and send regular reports. If he can manage all that, his student debts will disappear.

The assignment sounded Mundane enough, a wrist slap to be endured—until Rowan discovers the greenhouse is falling apart, the crops refuse to grow, and a wily shadow creature has taken up residence in his new home. As if that weren't complicated enough, there's Jimson: a too-handsome-for-his-own-good carpenter who seems determined to help…and fluster…Rowan.

With strange magic stirring in the forest, stubborn townsfolk to win over, and a year-long deadline ticking down, Rowan must decide whether to focus on the assignment or the life he's beginning to build in Frostfern.

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This book gave everything I look for in a cozy fantasy - loveable characters, whimsy, dreamy small town setting, cute animal familiars and a dastardly villain that, nonetheless, doesn't cause my cortisol levels to spike. And of course, Kirt Graves did a superb job of narrating. I really enjoyed this book and am looking forward to future releases in the series.

Great cozy fantasy

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