Charms, Charts, and Conspiracies Book Cover

Charms, Charts, and Conspiracies


A Fantasy Novel


Book 2 of the Greton's Marvellous Maps Series


Subgenres & Tropes:

  • Cozy Fantasy,
  • Found Family,
  • Neurodivergent Protagonist,
  • City Setting,
  • Guilds
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This book is for you if you're into...

  • Elderly autistic protagonists navigating magical small-town life
  • Gentle mysteries with found family and lots of tea
  • Map makers facing rivalries and secretive guilds
Publisher Description

Greton of Willow returns in this sequel to the cozy fantasy neurodivergent sensation, "Magic, Maps, and Mischief", a perfect read for lovers of "Legends and Lattes", "The Teller of Small Fortunes", and "Under The Whispering Door".

Within the idyllic city of Barrow’s Hill, the elderly, autistic map maker Greton of Willow is living his heart’s desire, making his maps surrounded by his found family and owl. But, without warning, his cozy existence is challenged. When it comes to map making, there's new competition in Barrow's Hill…

Struggling to come to terms with such a change to the expected - and having to face challenges like extravagant dinner parties and understanding fashion - Greton stumbles upon even more mysterious goings on in Barrow's Hill. The nefarious Cartographers’ Guild have found fresh investment and influence, mages appear everywhere they shouldn't be, and the newly uncovered ruins beneath the hill are off limits to those deemed undesirable… Especially Greton.

With Charms, Charts, and Conspiracies aplenty, Greton strives to understand his place, and true worth, amongst his circle of friends. The mysteries continue to build, with his good name at the centre of every puzzle in the City on the Hill. Can Greton cope with the competition? Will he finally understand what he means to those he loves? And can he escape the net closing around him before it's too late? The answers - and tea, plenty of tea - are at your fingertips…

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I grew up in the north west of England and in Galway, Ireland. The fact I didn't feel quite fixed in one specific place definitely comes through in my writing. A lot of my characters are outsiders searching for their place in the world and hoping to find their tribe.

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