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In Bramblewick Hollow, the village remembers what everyone does—but forgets who they are.
New Year is approaching in Bramblewick Hollow when Elowen Thatch opens The Steam & Thistle and finds every tea tin stripped of its name. Across the square, Lina Peverell's sign now reads only PROVISIONS, and customers remember every sharp remark she has ever made—but not the woman who made it.
Then paper conservator Mara Gray arrives with a stitched family registry connected to Aster Gray, an organizer erased from the official history of the Second Municipal Flood. As signatures become occupations and relationships replace people, Elowen, Lina, and their found family must follow a trail of cut paper, faded ink, thread holes, and old civic records before Bramblewick's New Year renewal carries the loss even further.
But this is more than a mystery of missing names. Elowen must confront how easily being useful can become a substitute for being known—and how a community can correct the past without claiming ownership of someone else's story.
Warm, witty, and rich with fair-play clues, magical tea, archive secrets, and low-violence village intrigue, The Tea Witch's Forgotten Name is an adult cozy fantasy mystery about chosen identity, private truths, and the courage to be remembered as more than a role.
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A fair-play magical mystery woven from paper, thread, tea, and forgotten history Rival-to-ally teamwork, found-family competence, and gentle village humor A wintry New Year setting filled with lanterns, archives, and enchanted records Emotionally grounded social repair with low violence and a complete resolutionEach Tea Witch Mystery contains a complete case and may be read on its own.v