Petals & Portals

Series: Enchanted Realms: Crossroads, Book 1
Genre: Cozy Fantasy Romance
Heat Level: Closed Door 🔥🔥
Release Date: June 23, 2026
Available in: eBook, paperback

Magic brought her home. Love might make her stay.

Piper Wakefield hasn’t set foot in Hickory Hollow in a decade. But when her Aunt Alice dies, Piper inherits a house, a flower shop—and a destiny she never asked for. Alice wasn’t just the town florist; she was the Guardian of the Crossroads, the one who kept monsters from slipping through the veil. And now Piper is next in line.

The only person willing to help her? Owen McAllister—childhood friend, longtime admirer, and the one man determined to show Piper that coming home might be exactly what she needs.

But danger is rising along the magical highway, and Hickory Hollow’s quaint charm hides far darker secrets. When a gate breaks open, unleashing a threat that could destroy the town, Piper and Owen must trust each other—and the spark growing between them—before the road to hell runs right through Hickory Hollow.

Perfect for fans of childhood friends-to-lovers romance, small-town magic, inherited destinies, and portal fantasy with heart.

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★★★★★ “I couldn’t put this magical, enthralling and enchanting book down.”

★★★★★ “Michelle Miles is truly a master at weaving the spellbound novel.”

★★★★★ “This was a game changer!”

★★★★★ “Everything you could possibly imagine in the realms of magical fantasy is included in this brilliant story.”

★★★★★ This cozy magical romance was the perfect read for a rainy day.”

★★★★★ “Fate, romance, small towns, and a quest makes this book the perfect read.”

★★★★★ “I was actually disappointed when it was finished and I realized I had to wait on the second book.”

★★★★ “Chemistry steamier than a July afternoon in Texas.”

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★★★★ “Lighthearted, small-town romantic urban fantasy… a lovely easy read!”

★★★★ “The use of known characters from fairy tales [was] genius!”