Chamomile Nights by Zenobia Renquist

Chamomile Nights by Zenobia Renquist
Publisher: Changeling Press
Genre: Contemporary, Paranormal
Length: Short Story (50 pgs)
Other: M/F
Rating: 4 stars
Reviewed by Fern

Patrice is the backbone of her company. She’s never met a problem she can’t conquer, except her stress. She’s stretched to the breaking point until she finds Café Midnight. Her waiter serves up a cup of relaxing tea with hot passion on the side. She’s found a way to truly relax, but is she willing to let her sexy waiter serve her at home?

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I have no idea where on earth I can get a hot mug of “Chamomile Nights” tea – but it definitely falls into the “I’ll have what she’s having” category for me. Patrice has some steamy-hot experiences after drinking this tea and while I was initially a bit confused, I was pleased that the logistics behind the experiences were fairly quickly explained. This let me really relax into the story and properly enjoy it.

This – to me – was definitely a “left of centre” style of story. I don’t often read magical/paranormal style of stories, but the concept really appealed to me and I wasn’t left disappointed. Readers looking for some whimsy and magic in their stories should enjoy this short read. After catching on to how the plot/magical aspects of the storyline worked I really enjoyed this story and would happily read more – the author left a little question-mark of two possible future stories set in the same café and world.

I thought Patrice and Kai were interesting characters and felt a small pang that the short length of the story didn’t really allow us to get to know them much better. Despite this I found myself invested in their story and happiness and was very pleased to see them get their happy ending.

Readers wanting a magical, short and very steamy story should find this as enjoyable as I did.