If the happiest parts of Can't Spell Treason Without Tea were watching Kianthe and Reyna settle in Tawney, hang a shingle, and fuss over pastries and warded shelves, you’ll adore Viv the orc barbarian trading quests for croissants. Legends & Lattes gives you that same warm thrill of opening day jitters, found-community regulars, and gentle hurdles—more cinnamon roll than sword fight—while letting you savor the everyday magic of making a place your own.

If you loved how Kianthe and Reyna’s relationship deepens between brewing teas and solving small-town troubles under the shadow of a ruthless queen, Mandanna’s story will charm you. Witch Mika moves into a rambling house of misfit kids and a prickly librarian, and the romance unfolds with the same soft beats—shared chores, protective warmth, and sparks that grow while learning how to belong.

If the intimate rhythms of Tawney—the shop ledgers, neighborly favors, and Kianthe and Reyna’s private jokes—were your favorite bits, you’ll relish Emily’s field notes in a snug northern village. It’s about careful connections, local folklore, and small stakes that feel big to the people who live them, with cozy firesides and just enough fae mischief to keep the kettle simmering.

If watching Kianthe and Reyna stitch together a life in Tawney—earning trust, helping with little crises, and turning customers into confidants—made you smile, this will melt you. Linus discovers a home full of unusual children and caretakers, and, like your favorite teashop crew, they grow into a family through small acts of kindness, shared meals, and steadfast loyalty when outside authority comes knocking.

If Kianthe’s easy, practical spellwork—charms to keep the shop snug, enchantments that make tea and books feel like balm—was your catnip, this hits the same note. A former royal scribe starts a clandestine magical apothecary on a sleepy island, where magic is more about preserving jam, soothing nerves, and helping neighbors than dueling—light, lovely, and quietly defiant.