Violet Thistlewaite is Not a Villain Anymore

An irresistibly delightful cosy fantasy filled with plant magic, love, and second chances! I absolutely loved this warm and wonderful book! – Sarah Beth Durst * New York Times bestselling author of The Spellshop *Violet Thistlewaite Is Not a Villain Anymore is a book to curl up on the couch with, a fire blazing in the hearth and a cup of something warm and delicious in your hands. Emily Krempholtz’ debut is lyrical and swoony (Nathaniel the grumpy alchemist is definitely my newest book boyfriend), and a wonderfully hopeful story of second chances that I never wanted to end. Pure magic! – Jenna Levine * USA Today bestselling author of My Roommate is a Vampire *An enchanting blend of botany and banter, Violet Thistlewaite Is Not a Villain Anymore brews romance, redemption, and a homicidal houseplant into an utterly irresistible potion. The perfect cosy fantasy for anyone who believes in second chances. Prepare to fall under its leafy spell! – Julie Leong * Sunday Times bestselling author of The Teller of Small Fortunes *The cosy fantasy romance genre has a new star! Emily Krempholtz’s wonderfully assured debut, Violet Thistlewaite Is Not a Villain Anymore, absolutely charmed me. As it takes the reader through Violet’s efforts to start her life over and find redemption, the book explores friendship and slow-burn romance, as well as offering the bright sprinkling of humour and moments so lovely I had to pause, with a dreamy sigh, to read them again. I predict great things for Krempholtz! – India Holton * USA Today bestselling author *Charming, deeply romantic, and kind. Violet Thistlewaite’s journey of redemption is a cosy delight. – Stephanie Burgis * bestselling author of Wooing the Witch Queen *

Emily Krempholtz has never quit her day job to go open a flower shop, but that might be because she works with stories all day for a living, so she’s already doing what she loves. As a bestselling ghostwriter, editor, and book coach, Emily has worked with hundreds of writers as they write and publish their books-and she’s delighted to finally send one out into the world with her own name on the cover.

When she’s not writing or reading, Emily bakes cakes that look like the books she reads and changes her hair colour like it’s some kind of mood ring. She lives in sunny Colorado, where you’ll often find her in the mountains-either hiking (and pretending to be a character in a novel) or curled up in a hammock with a good book (and also pretending to be a character in a novel). She’s on a lifelong quest to discover the magic in the world and has a sneaking suspicion that the written word is where she’ll find it.