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Jukebox Magic
(2026)(The second book in the Midlife Magic on the Menu series)
A novel by Jessica Rosenberg
Melly thought she'd mastered the art of boundaries.
Melly and Momo are just catching their breath and settling into their new routine when the daughter of the diner’s previous owner shows up with a confession that threatens to shatter everything they''re building.
Already reeling from the implications of her revelation, Melly is in no place to handle an ethical crisis, but when a famous author who grew up in Portney returns to promote a ‘fictional’ book about her high school days, that’s exactly what she gets.
The novel, heavily inspired by a reality some were hoping to never revisit, stirs up emotions that send Portneyans flocking to the diner to rant and rave over a comforting plate of meatloaf.
As past hurts and secrets come to light, Melly’s deeply rooted belief that she’s only worth loving if she’s helpful wars with the boundaries she'''s set around her telepathic abilities. Her friends trust her to stay out of their heads. But will they remain her friends if she doesn’t step in to fix what she knows she can?
Now that Melly has found where she belongs, she can’t bear losing her new friends or community. But how is she supposed to know which decision will cost her the very connections she’s fought so hard to build?
Welcome back to Portney’s retro diner, where Melly, Momo, and the Brewhahas can’t wait to share some meatloaf and a little small-town wisdom.
Jukebox Magic, book 2 in the new Midlife Magic on the Menu series, is set in the quaint, small beach town of Portney, Jessica Rosenberg's beloved magical world. This cozy, feel-good paranormal women’s fiction story about women over 40 finding surprise magic celebrates new beginnings, second chances, and the healing power of good food and great friends.
Perfect for fans of magical realism, small-town found family, and stories about women finding and embracing their true power after 40.
Genre: Urban Fantasy
Melly and Momo are just catching their breath and settling into their new routine when the daughter of the diner’s previous owner shows up with a confession that threatens to shatter everything they''re building.
Already reeling from the implications of her revelation, Melly is in no place to handle an ethical crisis, but when a famous author who grew up in Portney returns to promote a ‘fictional’ book about her high school days, that’s exactly what she gets.
The novel, heavily inspired by a reality some were hoping to never revisit, stirs up emotions that send Portneyans flocking to the diner to rant and rave over a comforting plate of meatloaf.
As past hurts and secrets come to light, Melly’s deeply rooted belief that she’s only worth loving if she’s helpful wars with the boundaries she'''s set around her telepathic abilities. Her friends trust her to stay out of their heads. But will they remain her friends if she doesn’t step in to fix what she knows she can?
Now that Melly has found where she belongs, she can’t bear losing her new friends or community. But how is she supposed to know which decision will cost her the very connections she’s fought so hard to build?
Welcome back to Portney’s retro diner, where Melly, Momo, and the Brewhahas can’t wait to share some meatloaf and a little small-town wisdom.
Jukebox Magic, book 2 in the new Midlife Magic on the Menu series, is set in the quaint, small beach town of Portney, Jessica Rosenberg's beloved magical world. This cozy, feel-good paranormal women’s fiction story about women over 40 finding surprise magic celebrates new beginnings, second chances, and the healing power of good food and great friends.
Perfect for fans of magical realism, small-town found family, and stories about women finding and embracing their true power after 40.
Genre: Urban Fantasy
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