Autumn Magic

Second chances rarely arrive so awkwardly. In T.M. Cromer's Autumn Magic, the second installment of the Thorne Witches series, Autumn Thorne has spent nearly a decade rebuilding her life after the man she loved walked away upon learning she was a witch. When Keaton Carlyle reappears at her door, it is not with an apology but a request: he needs her help navigating a magical awakening of his own. Set against a backdrop of family legacy, hidden powers, and an ancient artifact with high stakes for Autumn's mother, the story weaves together old wounds, renewed attraction, and genuine peril.

Abby Craden brings warmth and emotional precision to the narration, balancing the tenderness of a rekindled connection with the tension of unresolved betrayal. Her pacing suits the story's rhythm well, moving easily between quiet, intimate moments and higher-stakes adventure sequences. At just over six hours, the runtime feels well-calibrated for the story's scope, and Craden's performance ensures the emotional beats land cleanly in audio form.