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Lucky St. James is barely holding it together in Toronto when she tunnels through a wall and uncovers a tarnished silver spoon that hums with otherworldly energy. The spoon pulls her into a hidden network of witches working undercover inside a shadowy front company that hides magic at Tupperware parties, parenting groups, and suburban book clubs. Joined by her fierce grandmother Stella, Lucky sets out on a rollicking and dangerous road trip toward New Orleans, confronting colonial ghosts, old loyalties, and a relentless witch hunter who will stop at nothing to erase them. Crackling with dark humor and fierce tenderness, this feminist fantasia explores inheritance, belonging, and the cost of reclaiming power while celebrating chosen family and the strange, stubborn charms that keep us whole.

~ Included for its urgent reclamation of Indigenous and intergenerational power, warm portrayal of chosen family, and sly, subversive magic that resonates with queer readers seeking stories of belonging ~