Take a Chance, Sasha Sinclair
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Take a Chance, Sasha Sinclair
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Ashley Herring Blake
Sasha Sinclair is used to being alone. Her parents, successful documentary filmmakers, died in a car accident three years ago, leaving her with a legacy she’s been unable to live up to. Instead, she spends her time with casual hookups and odd jobs as she travels around the country. But she can’t stop thinking about her parents’ dream project and is determined to make it a reality: the story of Alice Bishop in Clare Mountain, North Carolina.
Margot Bishop is not a witch, contrary to the town’s century-long suspicion about her family. When her ancestor Alice Bishop showed up to Clare Mountain in 1901 and opened Thornrose Apothecary, the town was flummoxed by this strange enigma of a woman, calling her the Rose Witch. Now, the Bishops also run Ghostlight, an occult-themed amusement park that fully leans into the rumors.
Despite the draw of the Rose Witch and the haunted Thornrose Woods where Alice had lived, however, the Bishops’ businesses aren’t doing well. When Margot’s mother comes up with a solution—a documentary film about their family—Margot can’t get on board, not when her family’s legacy is at stake. Even worse, she’s deemed the point person for Sasha, the charming, peppy wannabe-filmmaker. But as they spend more time together, diving deeper into the true story of Alice Bishop, the ice slowly melts and their relationship turns into a heart-fluttering rollercoaster ride, one they aren’t sure they want to get off.
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"Blake skillfully brings these characters to life with nuance and depth and also perfectly sets the autumn scene with delightful details...Blake has written an exceptional, tear- and joy-inducing queer love story, and readers will be thrilled with cameos from old Clover Lake friends in this third series entry, after Get Over It, April Evans.”—Library Journal, starred review
“Blake’s cute third Clover Lake romance blends small-town charm, witchy lore, and opposites-attract chemistry with a tantalizing historical mystery... A mysterious cabin in the woods, whispering voices, and a sly nod to The Blair Witch Project add spooky intrigue to the steamy romance and thoughtful exploration of how queer women’s stories survive, disappear, and are finally reclaimed. Fans won’t be disappointed.”—Publishers Weekly
"Ashley Herring Blake just continues to impress, and the third installment of the Clover Lake series is a dynamic story about legacy that’s perfect for the season."—Swooon
“Blake’s cute third Clover Lake romance blends small-town charm, witchy lore, and opposites-attract chemistry with a tantalizing historical mystery... A mysterious cabin in the woods, whispering voices, and a sly nod to The Blair Witch Project add spooky intrigue to the steamy romance and thoughtful exploration of how queer women’s stories survive, disappear, and are finally reclaimed. Fans won’t be disappointed.”—Publishers Weekly
"Ashley Herring Blake just continues to impress, and the third installment of the Clover Lake series is a dynamic story about legacy that’s perfect for the season."—Swooon
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