ALT A picture of a table with herbs, potions, and a book sitting on it. Over the picture lies a graphic that reads: Toils and Troubles: A Fox Sisters Mystery. An 80K cozy mystery with romance and light fantasy elements - work in progress.

ALT A picture of some pumpkins, candles, and a blanket sitting on a windowsill. There are two graphics over the pictures. The first one reads: The Pitch: When the estranged Fox sisters are reunited after the death of their mother, their latent powers start to reveal themselves. Can the three sisters reconcile their relationship and master their magic in time to solve a small town murder...before the eldest sister goes down for the crime? The second one reads: Tropes: Luke and Lorelai-type adversaries to lovers romance, Quirky small town shenanigans/characters, Found family...but it’s your actual family??? Uh-oh, the FMC and MMC are trapped in a tiny attic together, what will they dOoOoOoO? A classic whodunnit with a witchy twist, Chronic pain rep, The FMC and MMC are crazy about each other...and they’re the last to know it, Humor, whimsy (and a pet rat named Garlick!)

ALT A picture of several jack-o-lanterns and candles on a wooden floor. A graphic over the picture reads: Comps. Around the graphic are the covers of two books, a movie, and a tv show with text next to them. They are as follows: Practical Magic: fraught sisterly relationships magic = mayhem, The Thursday Murder Club: a little wit and whimsy to go with your murder?, Gilmore Girls: a cozy small town setting with quirky characters, and A Witch's Guide to Magical Innkeeping: embrace love, embrace power, embrace yourself.

ALT A picture of a black cat on a wooden fence in a green forest. There are two graphics over the picture. The first one reads: "This book is for: Cozy Halloween girlies (of any gender), Readers nostalgic for 90's new age witchy stuff, People yearning for walkable communities, Romance lovers aching for consent-forward spice, Folks wondering how soon they can do another Gilmore Girls rewatch without driving their roomate crazy. The second graphic is a series of images stitched together in a moodboard. Those images are as follows: Image 1 shows an untidy antique shop with books. Image 2 shows a wooden table with a candle and drying flowers on it. Image 3 shows candles and harvest vegetables sitting on a windowsill. Image 4 shows pumpkins and candles. Image 5 shows two women with their backs to a fire lifting up their arms. Image 6 shows three women in long dresses holding foxes. Image 7 shows a book open amidst herbs and potion bottles. Image 8 shows a black cat sitting next to a brick wall.

ALT Purple/pink ombre zodiac background with gold at the top and bottom. Small golden page break, with the book title DEATH TO THE LOVERS AND THE FOOL over top of clouds in the middle. Text under the title: 79k Speculative Romcom by Brittney Joan, Agent's Guide. Two deep plum tarot cards in the bottom left, one with a sun and one with an eye.

ALT Purple/pink ombre zodiac background with gold along the sides. THE PITCH at the top of the page in ombre yellow/orange text. Golden page break. One-paragraph pitch in a sans-serif font: Jade Lockwood is the Midwest’s most in-demand tarot reader, with a months-long waitlist and a reputation for channeling both the cards and the dead. She’s built a thriving business at Lunar Locke, but she’s also emotionally checked out, allergic to commitment, and quietly in love with her best friend, Elliot. When she blows off an unscheduled, desperate client for margaritas, a woman shows up the next day and refuses to leave until Jade reads for her—only to reveal herself as Jade’s spirit guide. Her ultimatum: complete a series of increasingly personal tasks to realign with her purpose or lose her gift. As the lessons force Jade to confront the feelings she’s avoided for years, she’s faced with an impossible choice—her connection to the spirit realm or the person she loves.

ALT Purple/pink ombre zodiac background with gold along the sides. THE VIBES at the top of the page in ombre yellow/orange text. Two polaroid images of the TV shows “Charmed” and “Sabrina the Teenaged Witch” as comparative media at the top. Golden page break. Four crystal balls in the middle with star circles pointing to a specific comparative book title with the image. The first, Friends to Lovers, pointing to “This Spells Love” by Kate Robb. The second, Meddling Spirit Guides, pointing to “The Love of My Afterlife” by Kirsty Greenwood. The third, Raw Look at Grief, pointing to “The Seven Year Slip” by Ashley Poston. The fourth, Plus-Size FMC, pointing to “Zom Rom Com” by Olivia Dade

ALT Purple/pink ombre zodiac background with gold along the sides and bottom. THE OPENING PAGE at the top of the page in ombre yellow/orange text. Two plum tarot cards in the top corners, with a sun & eye. Golden page break. Then, the following text in Times New Roman inside of a white-colored, rounded-corner box: Death is staring at me. Rather, the Death card is staring at me. It’s the third time this reading it’s come up for my regular, Macie. She’s been on a journey of rebirth for a while and is at the precipice. I arrange the cards, taking in Death, The Tower, Eight of Pentacles in reverse. When I shift the spread, the navy celestial tablecloth snags on my nail, toppling over the labradorite curvy goddess carving. Biting my cheek, I flip another card. Five of Swords. Shit. “What? What’s wrong? Why are you making that face? That’s never a good face,” Macie rambles. Her round, hazel eyes are filled with what I’ve come to know as anticipatory terror. ...[sample continues]

ALT She lives now. He lives then. RESONANCE is about a woman who can step into the past through objects — and the man she meets there who isn’t bound by time. For lovers of literary, atmospheric, slow-burn fiction where the tension is emotional, not physical.

ALT She escaped monotony by falling in love. The only problem? Time will not allow it. RESONANCE — An upmarket speculative about heartache, time distortion, and loving someone you are destined to lose. 🕰️ Time Travel 💔 Tragedy 🏰 English Manor 🎵 Lyrical Prose #PosterPit #Q #F #A