Queer romantasy that was just so cozy and sweet! I'm a sucker for a romance that focuses on finding yourself. Yael's decision to flee the liffe that was planned for them was such a brave one, and Margot. Sigh. This was just the sweetest.

This book was delightful! It had the right mix of cozy and conflict, and almost everything was solved by good communication. The only thing I wanted to see more of would be more detail in how the main problem was fixed in the end, but I'm a law geek who wants to see technicalities.

Homegrown Magic is a fun read. It was lovely seeing Margot rediscover her childhood crush as Yale comes back to town to lay low for a bit. Margot hires them to help in her family's magical remedy shop, and as they get reaquainted with each other, their relationship blooms. Will they be able to save Margot's shop? Will they be together? You won't want to miss this.

Sweet, enchanting, and wonderfully queer, Homegrown Magic just made me HAPPY. We have greenhouses and flora, magic and potions, a loving community against an evil bank, and two former childhood friends working together and falling in love. There was a frustrating "I'm lying for your own good" Act 3 plot, but it was resolved fairly quickly and painlessly. There's just something so healing about queer cozy fantasies!

This enchanting queer romantic fantasy is all about love, magic, and finding your own path. Yael, fleeing a life of wealth, teams up with Margot, a plant witch, and their friendship quickly turns into something more. With cozy vibes, swoony romance, and a touch of garden magic, this story is perfect for anyone dreaming of a simple, love-filled life.