The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches

A heartwarming and inspirational book about a solitary witch whose life is turned around by the chance to accept a strange new family and a new love.

Mika Moon, one of the few witches in Britain, is aware that in order to prevent other witches' abilities from blending and becoming noticeable, she must keep her head down, conceal her magic, and avoid contact with them. She complies with the rules and is used to being by herself since she was raised by strangers after losing her parents when she was a young orphan. Her one exception is that she has an internet account where she uploads videos of herself acting like a witch. She believes it will be dismissed as unimportant.

Still, someone does. She receives an unexpected letter pleading with her to go to the enigmatic and isolated Nowhere House and educate three young witches the ways of magic management. Mika defies all the rules and goes anyway, only to get entangled in the lives and affairs of her three charges, two long-suffering caregivers, a retired actor, an absent archeologist, and...Jamie. The charming but feisty librarian of Nowhere House will stop at nothing to keep the kids safe, and he sees Mika as a foreigner who poses a danger. A danger that is annoyingly alluring.

Belonging anywhere starts to seem like a possibility for Mika as she starts to settle at Nowhere House. But when a threat appears at their door, Mika will have to choose between risking everything to save a family she never knew she was searching for or risk nothing at all. Magic isn't the only danger in the world.