Felix Silver, Teaspoons and Witches

A small town holds big secrets, and even bigger magic.

When Felix Silver moves to Dorset Harbor after his parents' messy divorce, he expects a boring summer with his eccentric Grandma Aggie. Instead, he discovers a hidden world of magic, witches, and a string of missing teenagers.

As Felix learns the ropes of the Silver Way, a type of sorcery passed down through his family, he finds himself drawn to Aero, a mysterious local with secrets of his own. But when the disappearances escalate, Felix, Aero, and their friends must unravel a dark conspiracy that threatens to consume their town. Can Felix master his newfound powers and trust his heart before it's too late?

Felix Silver, Teaspoons & Witches is a heartwarming and thrilling YA fantasy perfect for fans of LGBTQ+ romance, small-town mysteries, and found family. Ages 12+

Harry Cook is an award-winning film, television, and theater actor, writer, and LGBTQI+ activist. His writing credits includes Pink Ink (a memoir, 2018, Finch/Harper Collins), Fin & Rye & Fireflies (2020, Ink Road), and contributions to The Huffington Post, The Big Smoke, and The Guardian. With theatre credits including Macbeth, the Australian premiere of Mark Ravenhill’s groundbreaking play Citizenship, and Sydney’s run of the Broadway smash hit RENT, he has worked alongside such talents as Academy Award winner Geena Davis, Sam Neill, Peter Phelps, and Ben Oxenbould.