because midlife isn’t complicated enough Lilly’s life is already a juggling act, boomerang kids, running a cake baking business from her chaotic kitchen and finally learning to drive. She’s got enough to do without magic getting in the way. Turns out, becoming a witch in midlife is like getting a smartphone when you’re still figuring out the TV remote. Overwhelming, slightly terrifying, and absolutely no one prepared you for this. Between perfecting her celebration cakes, dealing with her children’s latest life crisis, and trying to get the hang of parallel parking, Lilly discovers her family is cursed ̶̶ no one can find true love until she breaks the spell. No pressure, right? All she needs is a few magical friends to help her take on ancient magic and everything will be fine. There’s one tiny Grant, the man who makes her heart flutter like a teenager’s (and her hot flushes feel like actual passion), is controlled by his brother Barry, the hex casting corrupt coven leader. Now Lilly must tackle the most challenging spell of her newfangled witchy career, rescue her almost-maybe-definitely love interest, and somehow keep her cake business from crumbling ̶ all while wondering if it’s too late to return her magical powers like a defective kitchen gadget.