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[[File:sorceryandcecelia_4587.jpg|frame|Magical intrigue, murderous plots, and matching gloves.]]
 
''[[Sorcery and Cecelia]]'' (or, to give it its full title, ''Sorcery and Cecelia or The Enchanted Chocolate Pot: Being the Correspondence of Two Young Ladies of Quality Regarding Various Magical Scandals in London and the Country'') is a [[Historical Fantasy]] novel by [[Caroline Stevermer]] and [[Patricia C. Wrede]], set in an [[Alternate History]] version of [[Regency England]] [[Gaslamp Fantasy|with wizards]]. It is an [[Epistolary Novel]], consisting of the letters written by Cecelia to her cousin Kate and Kate's letters to Cecelia.
 
Kate is in London being overshadowed by her socially adept and flighty younger sister, and becomes entangled in a feud between the mysterious Marquis of Schofield and the even more mysterious Miranda, who is probably a sorceress. Cecelia is initially chagrined to be stuck at home in Essex, but soon finds plenty to occupy herself, some of which turns out to have a bearing on Kate's problems in London.
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Stevermer has also written a solo children's novel in the same setting, ''Magic Below Stairs'', set in the Marquis of Schofield's servants' quarters.
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=== ''Sorcery and Cecelia'' and its sequels provide examples of: ===
 
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* [[Alternate History]]
* [[Badass Normal]]: James, former aide de camp to Wellington, and who constantly gets mixed up in magical mayhem despite having zero ability for it.