A Drop of Fortune

A Four Corners Coven Cozy Fantasy Romance

By: Danielle Garrett

Narrated by: Amanda Ronconi

After years of conscripted service to a corrupt king, Evelyn Rosewood seizes a chance to earn her freedom. With little more than an enchanted satchel and her feathered familiar, she sets out on a quest to dispel a mysterious blight that has shrouded a once-thriving harborside town in despair.

However, upon her arrival in the bustling port city, rumors of a dark curse mingle with the salty breeze, and the town’s initial warmth gives way to suspicion.

Aided by a handsome, albeit grumpy, herb merchant, Evelyn aims to heal more than just the vast farmlands. But with time, it appears she is not the only one keeping secrets. Can her magic mend the town’s fractured past and open guarded hearts, including her own?

A Drop of Fortune is the first novel in a series of standalone cozy fantasy romances. Perfect for fans of Legends & Lattes, Emily Wilde's Encyclopaedia of Faeries​​​​​​​, and The Spellshop.

Danielle does it again

I was happy to hear openly gay characters. All of Danielle's work is so much fun and Amanda Ronconi makes it even better.

Another great book

I love anything this author writes and definitely this narrator. Her other books are better but this was still good! Just a bit slower

Good

I really like the FMC in this book. As Evelyn is trying to figure out what is causing the blight she makes a lot of friends in the city, ends up helping people that are ill or need something to help them, and she also falls in love. The healer that helps in the town does not want Evelyn there and is trying to chase her away. Fortunately, her friends are trying to keep her safe and wanting her to stay. I hope the next book in this series is just as good as this one.

Magical diversion-kind of bland.

I am a fan of Danielle Garrett and always look forward to hearing her magical leanings and funny characters. This one was a bit tedious, didn’t keep my attention like some others, and often found myself spacing out only to be lost when something in the story got my attention. Alas, I stuck with it and saw the story thru. A good book to play when you don’t care TOO much about story details.

I need more!

Different from other books from this author but in a good way. I loved the chance of pace and story, I can’t wait for more!