Love Potion #911

A Cozy Witch Romantic Fantasy with Midlife Magic and Comedy

De: Ivy Spellman

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Diane Martinez was perfectly happy being the sidekick.

The supportive best friend. The one who showed up with wine and commentary while Cassie dealt with the magical chaos. Forty-seven first dates, five second dates, zero thirds. Keep it light. Keep it safe. Never pick wrong again.

Then Cassie's magic accidentally enchanted her dating app.

Now her matches are showing up from multiple decades—including her high school boyfriend (who still looks eighteen), a disco enthusiast from the seventies who keeps calling her "groovy lady," and her ex-husband, who drove three states because the universe apparently hates her.

Her phone won't stop buzzing. Men she's never met are texting in outdated slang. Someone wants to know if she has an 8-track player.

The only place her phone goes quiet? A dusty antique shop run by a grumpy widower who wants nothing to do with her chaos.

Too bad the universe has other plans.

Diane spent her whole life keeping her options open. But the magic won't settle until she makes a choice—and for once, she can't swipe left on her own story.

Love Potion #911 is Book 2 in the Hot Flashes & Hexes series—cozy witch romantic fantasy with midlife magic, dating disasters, and a happily-ever-after worth choosing.

Perfect for fans of K.F. Breene's Magical Midlife series, The Ex Hex, and anyone who's ever wondered if their dating app was cursed.

This book contains:

🍷 Wine as a coping mechanism (and a food group)

📱 A dating app with opinions

🕺 A disco enthusiast who won't take "no" for an answer

😾 A judgmental cat named Tequila

💔 An ex-husband who should have stayed in the past

🖤 A grumpy antique dealer with a dead wife's snow globe and a heart he swore he'd never use again

🌙 Midlife magic, mayhem, and a happily-ever-after

Each book in the Hot Flashes & Hexes series features a different midlife heroine finding her magic—and her person. They can be read as standalones, but the Sunday dinner crew is more fun if you start at the beginning.