Beta read: The Quill & Cauldron

The Quill & Cauldron by Hazel Quill
Romantasy

Willa Rose spent eleven years cataloging the dead. She never expected to be filed away herself. Stripped of her career, her home, and any explanation that actually made sense, Willa flees to the one place cheap enough to disappear into: a fishing town nobody bothers to spell right. She collapses through a tavern door in the middle of a storm — and wakes up with a job, a room above the stable, and three brothers who've never agreed on anything except that she's staying. Marcus, steady and unshakeable, who's never once asked anyone for anything. Silas, all grump and careful hands, who restores broken things instead of replacing them. Julian, easy smiles hiding a gift he's never been allowed to call his own. Beneath the tavern's cellar, Willa finds a centuries-old binding nobody thought to question — and a woman made of fog and grief who's been waiting longer than anyone alive for someone to finally ask the right thing. Not what she deserves. What she needs. A cozy romantasy of found family, slow-burn devotion, and one archivist who refuses to let anyone — human or otherwise — be filed away without a fair hearing.

Full book · approx. 218 pages · the author would love feedback within 2 weeks