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In the haunted stillness of Sweetpatch, Georgia, three women gather each month over cheesecake and tea - but their table is no ordinary circle. Beneath the laughter and sweet cream, bones are whispering in the walls, secrets sewn into the quilts, and old debts waiting to be paid in moonlight and salt.
Mabaleen, the weary caregiver holding her mother's fading spirit in her hands.
Hattie, the rootworker who sees too much and knows when to speak and when to bite her tongue.
Lena, the seer, haunted by love lost and visions too sharp to hold.
When an ancestral curse claws its way to the surface, the women must step beyond their shared table and into the dark garden of their bloodlines. Together, they face a hunger older than memory, stitching themselves back together with spells, tears, and the fierce, unbreakable bond of sisterhood.
From the series Bones and Blessings, Cheesecake, Tea, and Conjure is a tale of love, rootwork, and the kind of magic that only lives where women gather and dare to remember who they are.
Nicolette Marlowe is a writer of Southern Gothic fiction steeped in ancestral magic, forgotten hymns, and the power of women who walk between worlds. Her stories explore themes of hoodoo, grief, and the legacy we carry in our bones.
Originally drawn to folklore and ghost stories passed down through generations, Nicolette crafts tales that blur the line between the living and the dead. Her debut novel, Bones and Blessings: Whispers in St. Marlow, is her debut novel and the first in a series exploring spiritual inheritance and the sacred work of remembering.
When she's not writing, you'll find her in an herb garden, reading old spellbooks, or wandering places where stories tend to linger.
