The Ashford Sisters

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Three sisters in their thirties discover they're half-demon, get politically forced out of their witch coven, and have to partner with demons just to survive. It's about sisterhood, identity, morally gray choices, and figuring out who you are when the life you built gets pulled out from under you. The series is set in Savannah, Georgia. 

Tropes: Found family, enemies to allies, slow burn romance, betrayal by someone close, morally gray protagonists, secret identity/hidden heritage, fish out of water, reluctant antiheroes.

Themes: Identity and self-discovery, survival versus principles, sisterhood and family loyalty, institutional betrayal, what it means to be "good" when the system that defined goodness has failed you, and starting over in your thirties.

Content warnings: Profanity, alcohol use, supernatural violence, grief (parental loss prior to series start), financial hardship, emotional and romantic betrayal, identity crisis, and a scene involving unwanted touching/groping. (No graphic gore, no on-page character death, no explicit sexual content)

Millennial women who are tired of 22-year-old chosen ones who already have it all figured out. If you've ever done everything right and still lost, these books are for you. 

Dark but funny. Think witchy politics and real stakes, held together by sharp sister banter and humor. It's been described as "cozy but make it demons." Darker than cozy fantasy, lighter than grimdark.

Yes, but it's a subplot, not the main event. The sisterly relationship is the main event. The romance is messy, complicated, and don't expect a happily ever after in every book. Stick with the series though, and your HEA is coming. 

Low spice. There is romantic tension, kissing, and touching but the bedroom door stays closed. 

This is planned as a trilogy.

You can find all the places to buy the books here  The Ashford Sisters | Universal Book Link