Cup of Sunlight - Lysandros, Theron
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Welcome to Willow Terrace-a cozy village where the lights always glow, magic is brewed with laughter, and everyone has a story to share. When Nora inherits the potion shop at Willow Terrace, she hopes for nothing more than a quiet place to hide. Instead, she finds herself drawn into a world of mischievous potions, enchanted creatures, and neighbors who won't let her disappear. With the help of a magical goat, a flock of eccentric villagers, and recipes as unpredictable as the weather, Nora must learn that belonging isn't about perfection-it's about opening your door, your heart, and letting…mehr

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Welcome to Willow Terrace-a cozy village where the lights always glow, magic is brewed with laughter, and everyone has a story to share. When Nora inherits the potion shop at Willow Terrace, she hopes for nothing more than a quiet place to hide. Instead, she finds herself drawn into a world of mischievous potions, enchanted creatures, and neighbors who won't let her disappear. With the help of a magical goat, a flock of eccentric villagers, and recipes as unpredictable as the weather, Nora must learn that belonging isn't about perfection-it's about opening your door, your heart, and letting others in. Perfect for fans of cozy fantasy, found family, and stories that heal as much as they enchant. Discover a gentle tale of community, magic, and the home that waits for all of us-sometimes in the unlikeliest of places.
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Theron Lysandros writes standalone fantasy novellas that echo across forgotten worlds and fractured identities. His stories often blend epic worldbuilding, quiet horror, and poetic dread-centered around memory, choice, and the cost of power. Hollow Choir is the second book in the shared universe Echoes of Vael'arith, where each title explores a different story through a new cast, tone, and voice-while whispering secrets across the lore. When not writing, Theron is likely crafting monsters, rereading old D&D manuals, or wondering what makes a person real.