Respectable lady seeks dependable shop girl. Those averse to magic need not apply.
In 1880 New York, séances are high society’s favorite pastime—and witchcraft brews beneath layers of lace and civility. At Tea and Sympathy, Adelaide Thom and Eleanor St. Clair offer more than herbal remedies and spiritual guidance. Their shop is a sanctuary for women with secrets… and power.
When seventeen-year-old Beatrice Dunn answers their curious ad, she quickly learns she’s more than a curious girl with questions—she’s gifted. But with her newfound powers comes a dark awakening, and something wicked has noticed.
Atmospheric, feminist, and spellbinding, The Witches of New York conjures a rich tale of magic, danger, and female defiance in the Gilded Age.
Some powers lie dormant. Others demand to be reckoned with.
