Pharmacy of the Snow Leopard

I was "unlucky" enough to be born talentless into a family of wizards. But what’s worse is receiving a magical artifact that comes with a curse. Now I must rid myself of the artifact and return it to its owner, but here’s the problem: he’s a staunch misogynist and doesn’t want to hear anything about me or magic.
It’s fine, I’ll don the guise of a man, get a job as an assistant to the unruly apothecary, and get rid of the cursed artifact. The deadline for the task shrinks with each passing day, and along with it, my heart: the apothecary is not at all the grumpy old stick that everyone thinks he is.

Five reasons to acquire this book:
1. A gender intrigue beloved by many readers.
2. The heroine can charm anyone and sell anything.
3. The hero is searching for a mysterious stranger and doesn’t know it’s his assistant.
4. An engaging plot and unique author humor.
5. The concluding story of the trilogy about the world of magical beasts.