Scottish Charms Books in Order

The Scottish Charms books shift the focus to Briarhaven, a small Scottish town that has quietly become a haven for witches, fae, and humans living side by side. It’s a place where broom closets actually hide brooms, familiars have opinions, and the local mayor worries as much about magical mishaps as he does about potholes.

At the center of the series are the MacGregor sisters, women from a powerful witching family carrying the weight of a centuries‑old curse. In Love’s a Witch, Sloane MacGregor returns to Briarhaven under protest after swearing she’d never go back. With her twenty‑fifth birthday—the moment witches come into their full power—looming, her grandmother demands that Sloane help break the curse that has haunted their bloodline.

Knox Douglas, the town’s gruff, overworked mayor, has spent years turning Briarhaven into a safe refuge for magical folk. The last thing he wants is a hexed MacGregor stirring up chaos just as things are finally running smoothly. His old crush on Sloane does him no favors when her spells misfire and the town’s fragile balance starts to wobble.

The series mixes cozy small‑town rhythms with magical hijinks. There are festivals, bake‑offs, town council meetings, and a pub where everyone knows everyone else’s business. Only here, the arguments might be about flying deliveries gone wrong or familiars misbehaving rather than parking.

Future books, like A Taste of Magic, promise to highlight other corners of Briarhaven: a cursed baking show where recipes double as spells, more members of the MacGregor family, and residents whose lives have been quietly shaped by the town’s enchantments. The overarching thread is the curse itself—how it began, who it protects, and what it costs each generation.

Romantically, expect grumpy/sunshine pairings, second chances, and a lot of slow‑burn tension. The magic often amplifies whatever emotions people are trying hardest to hide, forcing characters to confront fears about love, trust, and responsibility. Even when curses and prophecies loom, the tone stays warm and hopeful.

Scottish Charms sits comfortably alongside The Enchanted Highlands, sharing a love for misty hills, found family, and men in kilts, but with a slightly cozier, more rom‑com feel. If you like your witches surrounded by meddling relatives, nosy neighbors, and a town that refuses to let anyone suffer alone, Briarhaven is a village you’ll want to revisit often.