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Synopsis
A little tea. A lot of grace. And a love worth fighting for. Welcome to Gracehaven. Ivy Fairwood has only ever wanted one thing: her own shop where she can sell her special tea blends and medicinal herbs. But when the mysterious elf, Caelen Vael, and his young daughter move into Gracehaven and purchase the very empty storefront she has her heart set on, that dream is dashed. Caelen is cold, aloof, and carries himself with all the airs of a nobleman rather than the owner of Gracehaven's first stationery and art supply shop. Ivy wants nothing to do with him. Unfortunately for her, God has other plans. And when letters from a secret admirer start to arrive—an admirer who seems to know her better than she knows herself—she will soon find herself having to make an impossible choice. Because sometimes God answers prayers in ways that overturn every plan. And soften even the hardest of hearts. Perfect for fans of cozy fantasy and clean romance, Ink and Ivy delivers a heartwarming tale of faith, small-town charm, and unexpected love in a whimsical fantasy world shaped by missionaries from Earth. If you love grumpy-sunshine dynamics, secret admirers, and Christian fiction filled with on-page prayer and quoted Scripture, then prepare to be swept away into the charming town of Gracehaven today!
Is Ink and Ivy: A Cozy Christian Fantasy Romance appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 13 and up.
A sweet, faith-centered cozy fantasy romance with no mature content. Features on-page prayer, Scripture, and Christian themes throughout. Safe for all ages but marketed to adult readers.
What to know going in
This book has no graphic violence, no sexual content, and clean language.
Who'll love this
Christian teens who enjoy fantasy worlds with faith themes will appreciate the wholesome romance and small-town charm.