The Elm Witch: A quirky, witchy small-town fantasy about two witches caught in a magical mystery

Magic Works Book 2 · Sylvan Star Press
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Magic has vanished.

Two witches are blamed.

And something ancient is waking… which is enough to ruin any witch's day.


Best friend witches Elin and Ava are perfectly content running their magical plant store and navigating the everyday oddities of life in Hollyash Grove.

Until the magic disappears.

When spells fail across town, suspicion turns fast and lands squarely on them.

Blamed, hunted, and with no magic to defend themselves, Elin and Ava are forced to investigate what’s really behind the growing chaos.

Their search leads beneath the roots of the grand elm tree at the center of town, where something ancient, angry, and long-forgotten is beginning to stir.

Now, with time running out, they must rely on their wits—and the strength of a community on the brink—to restore balance before something far worse takes hold.


The Elm Witch is a standalone quirky, witchy, small-town fantasy brimming with warmth, humor, intrigue, and charm.

It’s perfect for readers who love close-knit magical communities and witches who’d much rather be drinking tea than saving the world.

Magic has vanished. Two witches are blamed. And something ancient is waking… which is enough to ruin any witch's day. Best friend witches Elin and Ava are perfectly content running their magical plant store and navigating the everyday oddities of life in Hollyash Grove. Until the magic disappear...

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