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Pub Date 21 Jan 2027 | Archive Date 21 Jan 2027


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'A romantic journey so immersive, it feels like comfort, triumph, and the true joy of finally coming home'
- HANNAH NICOLE MAEHRER, No. 1 New York Times bestselling author of the Assistant and the Villain series

Spellbinding, cozy and utterly uplifting, The Magical Cheese Emporium is a fantasy romance about the home you find when everything burns down and daring to see old friends with new eyes. Expect hard work, sparkly dreams, and lots of magical cheese.


The World Burned. The Library Fell. Now, the Magic is Ripening.

When Eloren joined the revolution against the empire, she didn’t expect to lose everything — her job, her purpose, and her closest friend. After the Great Library burned down, she had no other choice but to return to the only home that will have her: her grandmother’s shop.

Now, Eloren is stuck at the Magical Cheese Emporium in the remote island of Dew. But the unicorns won’t come near her, there’s a monster in the cheese caves, and Eloren is more into books than cheese.

Reuniting with Garyn, her childhood friend and clever inventor, is the only good thing about coming home . . .

When Dew’s governor imposes impossible taxes on small business owners like her grandmother, Eloren knows one thing: she didn’t take down the emperor just so someone else could exploit good people. And in trying to save her community, Eloren might finally agree to call it home.

'Sarah Beth Durst remains the master of whimsy. Best enjoyed with a plate of cheese (with or without unicorn ricotta) and some very sweet tea'
- HEATHER FAWCETT,
New York Times bestselling author of the Emily Wilde series

'An un-brie-lievably heartwarming tale about home, family, and finding your passion . . . every bit of this book is so gouda'
- EMILY KREMPHOLTZ, USA Today bestselling author of Violet Thistlewaite is not a Villain Anymore

'A romantic journey so immersive, it feels like comfort, triumph, and the true joy of finally coming home'
- HANNAH NICOLE MAEHRER, No. 1 New York Times bestselling author of the Assistant...


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ISBN 9781035079575
PRICE £22.00 (GBP)
PAGES 416

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What a wonderful cozy fantasy book! Everything in this story works perfectly together. Durst's signature whimsy is on full display with delightful sidekick additions.

The "best-friends-to-lovers" dynamic is an absolute delight. Their connection feels remarkably genuine, sweet, and perfectly slow-burned.

Beneath the fun cheese-making and sparkly dreams, the novel deals beautifully with the grief of losing your purpose and finding out that rebuilding a community can be just as heroic as fighting a revolution. And I think we need this right now.

Thank you so much for allowing me to read this one early. Will be getting a physical copy to sit next to my Spellshop 🥰

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