The Bewitching Bookshop by Tracy Corbett features a woman inherits her grandmother’s bookshop and finds a home with some interesting people.
If you are a fan of small-town romances with found family and witches, then you should check out The Bewitching Bookshop. This cozy romance book is great for when you want to curl up with a good book on a cold day that will make you smile. I kept reaching for this book because I loved Seb and thought he was a great male main character. He’s a sweetheart that will melt your heart.
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The Bewitching Bookshop Overview
Title: The Bewitching Bookshop
Author: Tracy Corbett
Pages: 312 Pages
Publish Date: November 11th, 2026
Genre: Magical Realism
My Star Rating: 4/5 stars! (I loved this book and would recommend it to everyone!)
Grab Your Copy Here: https://link.amazon/B0dYlpI50
Synopsis From Amazon
Following the death of her grandmother, Remy Starling is stunned to learn she’s inherited a bookshop on the enchanting Cornish island of Whisper Haven.
It could be the fresh start she’s been searching for. If only the bookshop wasn’t falling apart. If only the island’s residents weren’t quite so interested in her. And if only strange things didn’t seem to happen whenever her emotions got the better of her. As Remy settles into island life, she finds herself drawn to kind-hearted antiques dealer Seb Knightley, whose quiet support makes Whisper Haven feel more like home with every passing day.
But the bookshop hides secrets of its own, and when a devastating storm threatens everything Remy has begun to love, she’ll have to decide whether she’s finally ready to stop running from who she really is.
My Review of The Bewitching Bookshop
First, thank you to NetGalley, Tracy Corbett, and Booldwood Books for an advanced reading copy of The Bewitching Bookshop. I really enjoyed reading this book.
If I had to describe this book in three words, I would say: cozy, witchy, romance. This is a great book to read when you want something light and breezy with some romance and witchy vibes. It’s full of eccentric characters who all care and love each other. While this is a cozy book, it’s not corny or cheesy.
One thing I really liked about The Bewitching Bookshop was that Seb was a kind soul. Lately, the romance books I’ve been reading have grumpy men, so Seb was a breath of fresh air. I loved his relationship with his brother and how he went out of his way to help Remy learn to control her powers.
One thing that bothered me was Seb not informing Remy that he’s a witch. It’s explained why he doesn’t, but it seemed like something that could have been worked around. But I’m not a big fan of the miscommunication trope.
This book is perfect if you are looking for a cozy romance book to curl up with this fall. It has found family, witches, dual POVs, and small-town vibes.
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Final Thoughts
If you choose to read this book, I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I did. I found myself smiling a lot when I was reading this book. The Bewitching Bookshop had a unique premise with heart-warming moments that weren’t too cheesy. If you have any questions about this book or you read it and want to chat about it, let me know in the comments below. I love hearing from all of you.
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Thanks for reading,
Kel
