Perfectly Wicked

Holly Celeste runs Wicked Good Apples with her sisters, an orchard in small-town Maine that is barely staying afloat. The family keeps one secret from everyone: their enchanted cider works because the Celeste women are witches.

Money is tight, so when Connor Grimm asks to film his TV show on the property, Holly agrees, though she does not want to. Connor is a paranormal investigator with a national audience. Holly bets that she can keep him busy hunting ghosts while the truth stays hidden.

Connor's search leads closer to a mystery that is centuries old and tied to the orchard itself. Filming keeps him and Holly in each other's company, and a slow-burn attraction grows that neither of them wants.

Both have something to lose. Exposing what he finds could make Connor's career, while Holly's family depends on it staying buried. The tone is cozy and autumnal, with small-town warmth and a touch of magical realism. This is the first book in the Wicked Sisters series.