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A Story of One's Own

(2026)
(The third book in the Lantern & Latch Chronicles series)
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She spent her whole life expecting to be asked to leave. Then she found a place that asked her to stay.

Rosalind Merryweather is good with books. People, not so much.

After years of being quietly moved from one institution to the next, each unable to make room for her unpredictable magic, she arrives in Wetherbrook, a village that shouldn't feel like home, and yet somehow does.

There, the Lantern & Latch, a sentient inn with a talent for collecting misfits, decides she belongs. And for the first time, Rosalind begins to wonder if the problem was never her at all… but the places that never learned how to hold her.

When the Royal Academy comes calling with an opportunity that could change her future, Rosalind must choose between the life that taught her to shrink herself and the one that finally lets her expand.

Warm, low-stakes, and gently magical, A Story of One's Own is a slice-of-life cozy fantasy about belonging, chosen family, and the quiet courage of letting yourself be loved. Perfect for readers of Legends & Lattes, The House in the Cerulean Sea, and Can't Spell Treason Without Tea.

Come for the magical library, the sentient inn, the slow-burn romance, and the cozy village full of lovable misfits. Stay for the moment a woman who spent her life expecting rejection finally hears the words she'd stopped believing were meant for her:

You belong here.

Note: While this book can be read as a stand-alone, the Lantern & Latch Chronicles are best read in order, beginning with An Inn of One's Own. Step through the door and stay awhile.


Genre: Paranormal Romance

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