I'm a huge fan of Hazel Beck, and of the first book in the Witchlore series, Small Town, Big Magic. The series continues in Big Little Spells, and is told from the point of view of Rebekah Wilde, a banished witch who must return to her hometown of St. Cyprian, Missouri, to fight a growing evil. But to reclaim her magic, Rebekah needs help from the infuriating immortal, Nicholas Frost, who tried to train her back when she was a teenager before she failed her magical test and was exiled from Witchdom. Nicholas is everything I want in a romantic hero, and Rebekah is a strong, resilient heroine who navigates danger and falling in love with a morally shady, unknowable immortal armed with sharp sarcasm, bravery and the help of her sister and friends.

Perfect for readers looking for a magical world with a high-stakes war brewing, romance, friendship and sisterhood, all set in a picturesque small town. Hazel Beck's Witchlore series is a sparkling delight with just enough danger to make it spine tingling.