Spells, Strings, and Forgotten Things

From the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of The Unfortunate Side Effects of Heartbreak and Magic
For as long as history can remember, there have been three Petridi sisters. Three sisters whose legacy is to protect the town from dark magic and other covens of ill-intent. For where magic gathers, there will be those who seek to claim it.
It's a thankless task for a town that knows nothing of magic, and the price of the sisters' magic is great: memories. The more powerful the magic, the greater the memory required.
Luckily, all Calliope Petridi wants to do is forget. Forget her judgmental oldest sister, Thalia, who refuses to do magic because of the cost. Forget how her other sister Eurydice only uses small magic for small memories, yet her spells are still more powerful. Forget about growing up with a grimoire that was more of a parent than their mother or father. Forget about the very cost of her magic. And most of all, forget the way the love of her life shattered her heart two years ago.
But something is coming. Something that is slowly fraying the strings of protections that generations of Petridi sisters have put in place...
Charmed meets The Notebook, SPELLS, STRINGS, AND FORGOTTEN THINGS is a thrilling tale of magic, sisterhood, and self-discovery.

Breanne Randall is a freelance writer by trade and an author by vocation. She graduated with honors with degrees in English Literature, Psychology, and Religious Studies, and her articles have been published in national magazines such as Parents, Fit Pregnancy, Good Housekeeping, Family Circle et al. as well as regular contributions to sites such as Disney Family, SheKnows, Bustle, et al. A seasoned traveler, she imbues her stories with the magic and culture collected from the over forty countries she's visited.
Breanne lives in the sleepy foothills of Northern California with her husband, two daughters, and a slew of farm animals. When she's not writing, you can find her wandering the property searching for fairy portals or serving elaborate stuffed animal tea parties.