Playing the Witch Card

One of Country Living’s 28 Best Fall Books to Put at the Top of Your Reading List
One of Reader’s Digest’s 20 Spellbinding Books About Witches That’ll Enchant Adults and Teens Alike
Featured in Zibby Mag’s Spooky Roundup
One of the New York Public Library’s Bewitching Romance Books for Spooky Season

“An enchanting story of small-town magic, love, family, and friendship as delicious and captivating as Flair’s tarot-themed cookies. It’ll have you craving both witchy baked goods and a visit to your nearest swoonworthy magical town.” —Lana Harper, author of Payback’s a Witch and the Witches of Thistle Grove series

“A delightfully sweet, heartfelt novel about letting go of our fears to make room for magic, and the power of choosing our own fate. Utterly charming.” —Rachel Harrison, author of Cackle and Such Sharp Teeth

“A heartwarming, magical story about complicated families and the legacies they leave behind. Flair’s journey of self-reclamation, her cozy bakery, and the charming town obsessed with Halloween cast a delightful spell over me and had me longing for autumn!” Judy I. Lin, New York Times bestselling author of the Book of Tea duology

“Dell’Antonia perfectly captures life in a small town in this delightful family saga. … It feels strange to say that a book about witchcraft and magic that won’t take no for an answer is ‘cozy’ but I really did get cozy vibes from this book! It put me in a fall, pumpkin-spice sort of mood, and is the perfect read for curling up next to the fire.” —Jessica Clare, author of What the Hex

“Buckle up your broomsticks, people. Playing the Witch Card is an absolutely delightful wild ride … An exploration of identity, freedom and the power of letting things go, this one will stay with me for a long a long time.” —Annabel Monaghan, author of Nora Goes Off Script

“KJ Dell’Antonia had me at magic cookies, but then her story delivered so much more: a charming tale of second chances, family, and embracing one’s true self, all set in an enchanting small town I’m ready to relocate to. This is a Halloween treat of a book.”—Elizabeth Bass, author of A Letter to Three Witches

“A magical, heartwarming, and hilarious story about embracing who we are, and women reclaiming their power. Set in a charming town with its own secrets and enchanted tarot cards, this book will cast a spell on you in the best possible way. I absolutely loved it!” — Maureen Kilmer, author of Hex Education

“Dell’Antonia’s third novel is full of mysterious and eerie plot twists… A complex tale about motherhood and witchcraft…” –Kirkus Reviews