Tales of Fairvein Series by Monroe Wildrose, Emma Steinbrecher

Clementine has always felt right at home in Fairvein, even if the island's occupants find her outlandish. With a shop full of magical oddities her life is exactly as she likes it. But when a royal elven guard shows up, demanding an item she doesn't have in stock, he insists she journeys with him to find it. A cheerful human and a stoic guard roam the country and may just find true love despite their differences.

ONE QUEEN'S COMPETITION IS SURE TO END IN NOTHING BUT CHAOSIsla Alden is finally living out her dream as a tea shop owner on the island of Fairvein. When the Queen decides to set her sights on the island for her yearly travel brochure, Isla is prepared to win a feature in the paper. A common place for tourists, and the royal's summer palace, Fairvein has earned its place as home, and Isla is fit to see her shop become the most successful in all of Edessa... moreONE QUEEN'S COMPETITION IS SURE TO END IN NOTHING BUT CHAOSIsla Alden is finally living out her dream as a tea shop owner on the island of Fairvein. When the Queen decides to set her sights on the island for her yearly travel brochure, Isla is prepared to win a feature in the paper. A common place for tourists, and the royal's summer palace, Fairvein has earned its place as home, and Isla is fit to see her shop become the most successful in all of Edessa. That is, as long as Cyris Buford, the bakery owner across the way, doesn't destroy her chances first.The Queen's Guide to Teapots and Pastries is a cozy and romantic fantasy featuring an outgoing, chaotic healer turned tea shop owner, and a smooth-talking baker who happens to enjoy the competition--and the one he's competing against. less

Birdie, the tailor, moved to Fairvein to escape the shadows of her past, and the people are more than welcoming. However, she has found it difficult to integrate into the trusting and amiable community.When she meets Maxwell, the local bookshop owner, he makes it clear that he doesn't like her and doesn’t want her in Fairvein. She takes his hostility as a challenge to test The limits of his patience... moreBirdie, the tailor, moved to Fairvein to escape the shadows of her past, and the people are more than welcoming. However, she has found it difficult to integrate into the trusting and amiable community.When she meets Maxwell, the local bookshop owner, he makes it clear that he doesn't like her and doesn’t want her in Fairvein. She takes his hostility as a challenge to test The limits of his patience.But when Birdie's past comes knocking on her door, and Maxwell offers reluctant assistance, the two start to feel sparks that may go beyond their rivalry.Through inked pages and spools of thread, they may just find an unexpected romance.For fans of the Mead and Mishaps Series, as well as The Tea Dragon Society! less