The Crescent Moon Tearoom

A Novel

By: Stacy Sivinski

Narrated by: Nikki Massoud

NATIONAL BESTSELLER

An “impossibly endearing” (Sarah Penner, New York Times bestselling author) debut novel about three clairvoyant sisters who face an unexpected twist of Fate at the bottom of their own delicate porcelain cups.

Ever since the untimely death of their parents, Anne, Beatrix, and Violet Quigley have made a business of threading together the stories that rest in the swirls of ginger, cloves, and cardamon that lie at the bottom of their customers’ cups. Their days at the teashop are filled with talk of butterflies and good fortune intertwined with the sound of cinnamon shortbread being snapped by laced fingers.

That is, until the Council of Witches comes calling with news that the city Diviner has lost her powers, and the sisters suddenly find themselves being pulled in different directions. As Anne’s magic begins to develop beyond that of her sisters’, Beatrix’s writing attracts the attention of a publisher, and Violet is enchanted by the song of the circus—and perhaps a mischievous trapeze artist threatening to sweep her off her feet—it seems a family curse that threatens to separate the sisters is taking effect.

With dwindling time to rewrite their future and help three other witches challenge their own destinies, the Quigleys set out to bargain with Fate. But in focusing so closely on saving each other, will they lose sight of themselves?

Beautiful story about fate and family

Beautiful writing style that was reminiscent of Jane Austen for me. Following these three sisters journey was full of ups, downs, and magic. I’ll be impatiently waiting for more from this author for sure!

not very well developed

it's a cute story, but the most developed character is the house and there's a lot of stories kind of thrown in without answers along with a lot of things have a taste. even non-magical people can tell someone's lying based off a taste

Cute story, lacking character development

Cute light read, went by pretty fast. I wish there had been more character development and more details on certain relationships but overall pretty happy with this book and will be picking up the sequel

Cozy Story for Fall

It is a good cozy read for the fall while drinking tea near a fire. It isn't overly complex and easy to follow so its a good story if you are looking to decompress and not follow heavy plot lines.

Middle Children Shouldn't Read This Book

audio was great, narrator was excellent, story was complete crap. The middle child gets screwed over by her siblings then gets left high and dry without even an apology.