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Lady has officially broken up with Crispin. She's dating Dom now. Things are going well so far. Mostly. There's no denying that her newfound relationship with Dom has made things a bit awkward between their friend group.A day of hanging out by the river was supposed to help alleviate all that awkwardness. Unfortunately, their day of bonding was interrupted by Destiny's boss, the owner of the Dark Lake marina.Someone has vandalized the marina during the night. With insurance unlikely to cover the damages, things are quickly going sideways. If Lady wants to help her friend keep her job, she's going to need to try and figure out who is behind the crime.A mysterious woman in red has been showing up seemingly at random. Figuring out what's going on with her seems as good a place to start as any.Thirteenth Volume of the Dark Lake Chronicles Witch Cozy Mystery Series. This book is approx. 51,000 words in length. This book can be read as a standalone. Reading prior of future volumes not required to enjoy the book (though reading prior volumes first will enhance your experience). There is no cliffhanger ending.

It's business as usual in Waresville. And that business is spooky. In the town nicknamed "Wheresville", cash is king, and cash is tragedy. With its spooky tour buses, magical themed stores, and odd happenings, this hub of supernatural activity profits off of what goes bump in the night. Meaning, those creatures have free reign of the town. For one new-coming creature, the allure of Waresville is too much to resist. Unfortunately, in a town this strange, it's hard for a Banshee to stay out of trouble. After a scant five minutes in Waresville, Cillian Finnegan, newcomer, Banshee, and felon, falls in with a bad crowd: Harper Beck. Notorious in Waresville for her curiosity and inability to let a mystery go, she secures the Banshee as her new sidekick just as things start to get hairy. People are dying in Waresville. Groovy and witchy Harper stumbles across the first stabbing victim by accident, and the rest is fate. After following a sting of murders all the way back to Ireland, the new duo can only make one conclusion: everyone in their small town is in danger. With treasure hunts, new friends, old enemies, and a lizard that likes to ride shotgun on Harper's head, this might be the most dangerous case she's had yet. For her and everyone around her. Because Harper's not just battling a murderer and the clock, she's finding her footing as an expectant mother. Lucky Thirteen Volume of the Harper "Foxxy" Beck Mystery Series. Approx. 50,000 words in length. It is a standalone (reading prior or future volumes not required to enjoy the book, no cliffhanger).

In a town that boasts it's the most haunted in the USA, there are surprisingly few ghosts and an abundance of witches. All that is about to change for Waresville, Florida, because the ghosts are moving in. And who knows when they'll be moving out. All over town, people are being visited by long dead loved ones-some are even surviving the experience. Tourism is picking up, and so is the little town's outlook on life. Unfortunately, not all these specters have honorable intentions, and it becomes clear that there is something more going on here than just a happy, lucrative coincidence. There may even be something sinister afoot in Waresville. In comes Harper Foxx Beck, the grooviest detective that Waresville has ever seen. Between running her own disco skate, moonlighting as a witch, and mellowing out on all the good vibes, Harper solves crimes with her hunky police detective fiancé Wyatt Bennett. There's a pair that not even an army of ghosts can contend with. Or can they? As the two investigate the rash of spooks popping up all over town and Harper takes on her first client, it becomes clear that there's a very powerful someone behind the supernatural activity. Can Wyatt and Harper figure out who's behind all this before he or she puts them out of business permanently? With literal ghosts from the past and painful memories at every turn, this mystery may be too much for their relationship to handle. Novella (approx. 40,000 words). Third Volume of the Harper "Foxxy" Beck Mystery Series. It is a standalone (reading prior or future volumes not required to enjoy the book, no cliffhanger).

Lainswich has its tricentennial coming up soon. That's three-hundred years of existence for the insular, idyllic little town. It's got the whole town busy, including Rowen's family. Her aunts are turning their little New Age shop into a museum of sorts for the occasion. Her cousins are busy with the family newspaper. There's no shortage of things to do and precious little time to spare... Which, of course means something extremely time consuming is about to happen. When local dentist Edward Waite is found murdered, the police immediately seek help from Rowen. The deceased was shot execution style and, not only that, the crime scene makes it look like a sinister ritual has taken place. It's only a matter of time before Lainswich starts to suspect their resident witching family, the Greensmiths. Rowen wants no part in the investigation, but she might not have a choice. Trouble has a way of finding her. This time, trouble has taken the form of what appears to be a super creepy cult. Rowen has never had to deal with a cult before, but there's a first time for everything. Fourteenth Volume of the Lainswich Witches Mystery Series. Approx. 50,000 words in length. It is a standalone (reading prior or future volumes not required to enjoy the book, no cliffhanger).

The Fisherman's Inn has its first guests! Lady has been working there for the better part of a year, and these are the first she's ever seen outside of Doyle and Otsuya, both of whom more or less live there. These three newcomers are the real deal. The inn's new guests say they're just there to see the sights, but Dark Lake doesn't really get tourists. They're obnoxious, flirty, and ask a whole lot of questions. Lady has her suspicions about them.It seems Lady was right to be suspicious when a couple of faces from her past turn up in town. Something is going on, and she doesn't have all the facts. She'll have to get them before everything spirals out of control. The life Lady left behind has come to Dark Lake to find her, and trouble has come along with it.Six Volume of the Dark Lake Chronicles. Approximately 53,000 words in length. It is a standalone (reading prior or future volumes not required to enjoy the book, no cliffhanger).

Things have been going well for Rowen Greensmith. She's moved back home with her family in Lainswich. She runs The Lainswich Inquirer- a surprisingly successful publication. She's never been happier. Sure, her boyfriend Eric spends a lot of time away, but she still adores him. Sure, her family is still a lot to handle, but they're still her favorite people in the world. When a local woman gets killed in a way that points to the occult, all of that happiness is turned on its head. The Lainswich community isn't fond of the Greensmiths (a family of Witches) on the best of days. It doesn't take much for them to turn against Rowen's family. Novella (approx. 30,000 words). Second Volume of the "Lainswich Witches" Mystery Series. It is a standalone (reading prior or future volumes not required to enjoy the book). No cliffhanger.

The town of Lainswich is a bizarre place. It's an insular community and home to a lot of strange happenings. It's also home to the Greensmith family. Rumor has it that they're a family of witches. The rumors are right.Rowen Greensmith moved away to escape her crazy family. She has her own place and a job in tabloid journalism. Things aren't perfect, but she's hopeful they'll improve. When Rowen's Aunt Lydia calls her with news of a murder, all of that is turned on its head.During the annual Greensmith family yard sale, Rowen's Aunt Nadine sold a chest that turned out to have a dead body in it. As if that wasn't bad enough, the woman she sold it to has now turned up dead! It's a juicy story, and once Rowen's boss catches wind of it, Rowen is put on the case.Now Rowen is thrown back into the life she tried to escape. Everyone in the town of Lainswich remembers her, even the ones she rather wishes didn't. The only total stranger is a handsome businessman who's new to town. Unfortunately, he has motives all his own.If Rowen wants to save her family, she's going to have to solve not one but two murders. First, though, she's going to have to deal with the police, suspicious locals, and her crazy family. Knowing Lainswich, there's a decent chance she's going to have to deal with quite a bit of the supernatural as well. Rowen is about to be thrown into one of the most hectic weekends of her life. She'll be lucky if she can make it out in one piece.First Volume of the Lainswich Witches Mystery Series. Approximately 50,000 words in length. It is a standalone (reading prior or future volumes not required to enjoy the book, no cliffhanger).

Under the tutelage of Ms. Poole, Lady has been learning magic for almost a year now. There's a rhythm to her life that she's grown to enjoy: Work at the inn during the day, learn magic from her employer at night.That rhythm is thrown off when something new is added to the lesson plan. Suddenly, Ms. Poole has two more students to teach. Adora and Fabia are the daughters of the Dark Lake mayor and their witch mother, Shannon. They're wealthy and snobbish and completely out of touch with reality.Lady can't stand either of them, but when a murder hits close to home she'll have to cooperate with them to investigate. Babysitting the sisters while trying to solve the case is going to be a challenge. Doing so without turning into a murderer herself might be impossible.Volume Nine of the Dark Lake Chronicles Cozy Mystery Series. This book is approx. 52,000 words in length. This book can be read as a standalone. Reading prior of future volumes not required to enjoy the book (though reading prior volumes first will enhance your experience). There is no cliffhanger ending.

Rowen Greensmith loves her family. As much as they may get on each other's nerves, she prides herself on how close they are. But familial closeness has its limits. There are things even family members keep from one another. Like Peony's apparent talent for painting. Who knew she was capable of something like that? Not Rowen! When Peony's art is accepted into a local art show, everyone is thrilled. It's high time some recognition came Peony's way. The art world may be fickle and snooty, but Peony has been handling herself wonderfully. Rowen and the rest of the family couldn't be prouder. At least, that would have been the case had a murder not occurred on opening night. Now Rowen is in a race to find the murderer before suspicions turn to her and her family. Worse than that, she's forced to face an unsettling truth she's never quite gotten used to. She might not know her family as well as she thinks she does. Did Peony have a hand in this murder? Surely not! Rowen sets out to solve it regardless. Hopefully, she won't be horrified with what she finds. Novella (approx. 50,000 words). Eleventh Volume of the Lainswich Witches Mystery Series. It is a standalone (reading prior or future volumes not required to enjoy the book, no cliffhanger).

Lady is enjoying some well-needed downtime when Doyle comes to cash in a favor. Years ago, someone made a deal with him. Now he's dropped dead before he could pay up.Lady wasn't sure what the price was, but knowing Doyle is a sinister being older than Dark Lake itself, it was probably steep. Someone will need to pay it, preferably whoever murdered Doyle's client. Lady simply has to figure out who that is before Doyle gets impatient.With the help of Dom, she investigates the death of Quincy Lordes. By all accounts, he was an upstanding citizen with a loving family, which Lady is sure won't hold true as soon as she starts digging for answers.Twelfth Volume of the Dark Lake Chronicles Witches Cozy Mystery Series. This book is approx. 54,000 words in length. This book can be read as a standalone. Reading prior of future volumes not required to enjoy the book (though reading prior volumes first will enhance your experience). There is no cliffhanger ending.

The Dark Lake library is underappreciated, something Lady and her friends have been working tirelessly to remedy. With events planned and book clubs organized, things are starting to look up. At least they were until Crispin's parents return home with his little sister.The arrival of a powerful grimoire has drawn them back, and they're here to stay. Unfortunately for Crispin, that means they'll be taking the library back over.Lady isn't thrilled about any of this. She has mixed feelings when the priceless grimoire goes missing under their watch. She needs to find it, but she's not entirely sure she wants to. Especially not if her suspicions are correct and one of her own friends was the one who stole it.Seventh Volume of the Dark Lake Chronicles Cozy Mystery Series. This book is approximately 52,000 words in length. This book can be read as a standalone. Reading prior of future volumes not required to enjoy the book (though reading prior volumes first will enhance your experience). There is no cliffhanger ending.

There's a new lawman on the scene. Harper Beck: beware. In the city of Waresville, no one is afraid of the dark. These industrious people learned a long time ago that it's not the darkness you need to fear; it's what's lurking for you just inside of it. There's something new and unexpected prowling the streets of Waresville after dark, and the townspeople are not amused. If there are two things they can't abide by, it's a supernatural creature that won't show its face for a photo op, and anything that interferes with their cold, hard cash. The new beast on the scene checks both boxes. Which means, of course, that the newcomer is right up Harper Beck's alley. Harper, amateur sleuth, owner of a disco skate, and trouble magnet never met a mystery she didn't like. That was until she met a mystery cased in metal and packed with electrical wires. If she wants to tackle this magic machinery case head on, she's going to have to get over her technophobia. But playing with powers outside her expertise isn't the only obstacle facing Harper in this mystery. Because this time, the monsters are striking a little too close to home, and if she doesn't solve the case fast, she might be kissing one of her oldest friends good-bye. If all that weren't enough, Harper's just adjusting to being a new mother when a surprise visitor and an opportunity to win the money to fix up her disco skate fall into her lap. With Harper pulled in multiple directions, the really bad guy in this mystery might just seize the opportunity to take care of their Harper Beck problem. Permanently. Fifteenth Volume of the Harper "Foxxy" Beck Mystery Series. Approx. 45,000 words in length. It is a standalone (reading prior or future volumes not required to enjoy the book, no cliffhanger).

In Waresville, crime not only pays, it's marketable. Without the spooky tour buses that frequent haunted houses, the unexplainable crimes, and the magic shops that bring in tourists far and wide, this little town would have been home to nothing but tumbleweeds. Thanks to being the "Most Haunted Town in America," Waresville is not only surviving, it's thriving. They've got their own movie theater, morgue, and, as of this week, Waresville has a new murder victim to advertise. The problem? The town wants to keep this victim under wraps. Magic may run Waresville, but there are some creatures too scary for even tourists to stomach. That's where Harper Beck, detective extraordinaire, disco skate owner, and witch, comes in. In her ten years in Waresville, Harper's never met a mystery she doesn't like, and this one is no exception, even if it does involve a creature she's never dealt with before. But fanged bad guys and bitten victims aren't all Harper has to contend with. If it's not troubles with her new stepson, there's an old face back in Waresville, and he's blackmailing her. To make matters worse, Harper and her new partner are about to be caught between two sides in an age-old war, and if these two can't stick together, solving the case will be the least of their worries. Novella (approx. 40,000 words). Tenth Volume of the Harper "Foxxy" Beck Mystery Series. It is a standalone (reading prior or future volumes not required to enjoy the book, no cliffhanger).

Lady's brothers have always been a headache, Horace especially.When she discovers he's falling into old, sticky-finger habits again, she's disappointed but not surprised.However, she does start to worry when the police come knocking on her door. They want to question Horace, but he's nowhere to be found.As is custom in Dark Lake, Horace has gotten himself involved in something weird, something complicated and supernatural. He's in the woods by the marina. Lady will need to find him. She'll need to figure out why he's stashing stolen goods out there and why he's turned the woods into a mysterious, labyrinthine space.Eleventh Volume of the Dark Lakes Chronicles Cozy Mystery Series. This book is approximately 54,000 words in length. This book can be read as a standalone. Reading prior of future volumes not required to enjoy the book (though reading prior volumes first will enhance your experience). There is no cliffhanger ending.

It's a lovely day beachside. Rowen and company are enjoying the sun and each other. Despite a pesky curse that prohibits the Greensmiths from venturing too deep into any body of water, it's really shaping out to be a nice afternoon! ...Or at least it was until Rowen stumbles upon the charred body of a man hidden away in the trunk of a submerged car. Rowen and her husband Eric are tasked by local police to look into the matter. Their investigation leads them to Lichen Hallow, a small community in their little town of Lainswich. Lichen Hallow isn't particularly welcoming to outsiders. Worse than that, they're especially distrustful of witches in particular. Rowen and Eric will have to tread lightly, attempting to conceal their own identities in the process. To make matters worse, Rowen's aunts, Lydia and Nadine, have new beaus on the brain. Their relationships are moving much too fast for comfort. Will Rowen be able to juggle family drama and a murder case that's quickly becoming dangerous? Probably not, but she's got to try. Twelfth Volume of the Lainswich Witches Mystery Series. Approx. 50,000 words in length. It is a standalone (reading prior or future volumes not required to enjoy the book, no cliffhanger).

Crystal Spruce is a real class act. She's everything that's wrong with the New Age scene. She rakes in the cash, publishing book after book of hippy-dippy nonsense. Rowen Greensmith can't stand her. More than that, she can't understand why her aunts love her. They're accomplished witches! They should really know better.When Crystal Spruce starts up a magical retreat in Lainswich, Rowen gets roped into going. She owes her aunts a lot, so she can't deny them what's supposed to be a week of magical fun.As is often the case, their week in the woods doesn't quite go as expected. A murder derails everything. At least, the murder should derail everything. Rowen and two of her cousins were the ones who found the body. Unfortunately, they've lost track of it. How are they supposed to solve a murder when they can't even convince people it happened in the first place?Twentieth Volume of the Lainswich Witches Mystery Series. Approx. 50,000 words in length. It is a standalone (reading prior or future volumes not required to enjoy the book, no cliffhanger).

Rowen Greensmith has been through a lot with her boyfriend, Eric Richardson. Greensmiths don't have the best luck with men, but Rowen may prove the exception to that rule. She and Eric have stuck it out through thick and thin. No one is surprised when it looks like Eric is going to propose. Even so, it's terrifying! Rowen isn't sure if she's wife material. What she is sure of is that she loves Eric more than she has ever loved anyone. As if probable upcoming nuptials weren't enough to worry about, another mystery hits the town of Lainswich. A local librarian has gone missing. The people of Lainswich have never had much love for Greensmiths. When every mystery in town seems to involve them somehow, it's not hard to see why their patience for the family might be wearing thin. With everything, Rowen will be lucky if she even makes it to her wedding as it seems the Greensmiths may have finally outstayed their welcome in Lainswich. Novella (approx. 40,000 words). Fourth Volume of the "Lainswich Witches" Mystery Series. It is a standalone (reading prior or future volumes not required to enjoy the book but would enhance the story, no cliffhanger).

The grand opening of Bigby's is cause for celebration. At least it is for Lady and her brothers. They moved to the small town of Dark Lake from the big city. They've missed the artery-clogging taste of fast food.The rest of Dark Lake isn't quite as enthused, but at least its younger inhabitants have found a decent part time job after school. They're underpaid and inexperienced, but a lousy retail job is a rite of passage.Not that that job is destined to last for long. Bigby's shuts down suddenly when one of its young employees is stabbed near the dumpsters. It's a crime that happened in broad daylight. The victim isn't dead, but she isn't in any condition to tell the police what happened either.Dark Lake's police chief goes to Lady and her friends for help of a magical nature in finding out the truth. While the victim fights for her life in the hospital, Lady will have to find the maniac who put her there before he has a chance to strike again.Fifteenth Volume of the Dark Lake Chronicles Witch Cozy Mystery Series. This book is approximately 52,000 words in length. This book can be read as a standalone. Reading prior of future volumes not required to enjoy the book (though reading prior volumes first will enhance your experience). There is no cliffhanger ending.

Police Chief Conners always struck Lady as a nice guy. He might be a little serious, but he has a good heart. When Lady hears he's in trouble, she's happy to help. A malevolent shadow has been visiting him nightly, and it doesn't appear to be just a figment of his imagination.Could this shadowy presence be tied to his past somehow? It seems like a distinct possibility. Lady employs the help of some of her new friends in Dark Lake to help her dive into a crime that happened years in the past. There's a mystery there and more to unravel than immediately meets the eye. Will the shadowy figure haunting Conners depart even if they solve the mystery surrounding it? Lady isn't sure, but she has to try.Third Volume of the Dark Lake Chronicles Series. Approximately 52,000 words in length. It is a standalone (reading prior or future volumes not required to enjoy the book, no cliffhanger).

Aliens aren't really a witch thing. Most of the Greensmiths might not be too interested in the mysterious lights in the sky, but that doesn't mean the rest of the world isn't. When footage of the lights is posted to the Lainswich Inquirer, Rowen Greensmith is as shocked as the rest of the family to see the footage go viral. That's when Irene Jones, an online personality reporting on all things paranormal, comes into the picture. With her, she brings a whole slew of UFO fanatics. For the first time in history, people are arriving to Lainswich en mass. All of this would be just fine if there was room for such a boom in the local population. When a couple turns up murdered, things get even more complicated. As impassible as the streets are, Rowen will have to find a way to investigate and determine who the killer is before the tourists all leave. Despite popular opinion, she isn't convinced these killings are the work of aliens. Seventeenth Volume of the Lainswich Witches Mystery Series. Approx. 50,000 words in length. It is a standalone (reading prior or future volumes not required to enjoy the book, no cliffhanger).

In the hard-to-find tourist trap, Waresville, supernatural occurrences- especially witches- are money in the town's pockets. The town's strange and bloody history coupled with magic shops and spooky tours that are statistically likely to leave you dead or missing are the only elements keeping Waresville afloat. So, when one of the local grade school teachers takes a fatal nosedive on school premises, no one cares beyond the usual cleaning expenses. No one, that is, except Harper "Foxxy" Beck, witch, not-so-amateur sleuth, and an altogether groovy gal. Harper's yet to meet a case she doesn't like, but this one is a far cry from her usual gig. For one, the police have labeled the teacher's death a suicide. For another, it seems as though Kara Nittleman also died of natural causes. But that, in Waresville, is enough cause for concern and curiosity. As the mystery twists out of Harper's control, she'll find plenty of suspects and very little concrete evidence. One such subject, a former foe in the police department, is determined to see Harper put off this case- or dead, whichever he can get away with. But mystery and death aren't the only things on a witch's mind. The vacancy left by Ms. Nittleman has to be filled, and her boyfriend's son is quick to enlist her as the new director of his play- and of his love life. As if dealing with grade school crushes, murder, and mystery weren't enough, Harper has to come to grips with her trust issues before it costs her not only her relationship with Wyatt Bennett, Waresville detective, but her life. Novella (approx. 30,000 words). Third Volume of the Harper "Foxxy" Beck Mystery Series. It is a standalone (reading prior or future volumes not required to enjoy the book, no cliffhanger).

The town of Waresville can seem a little backwards to outsiders. People don't run from what goes bump in the night; they make a profit off it. Founded by persecuted witches looking for a little respite, the town changed its status to "tourist trap" a long time ago. And God help anyone who challenges the citizen's strange livelihood. Holding the state track meet in this strange town seemed like a no brainer to the local spooky tour buses and magic themed restaurants. But when the games are threatened by a new witch, it becomes clear that Waresville has a lot more to lose than to gain from exposure. In walks Harper Beck, a local witch and owner of the grooviest-and only-disco skate in town. Harper spends her nights boogying and her days sticking her finger into every pie in Waresville. When she catches wind of a new witch terrorizing the high school, she thinks she's found her next mystery. But matters are complicated when a newcomer rides into Waresville. Ethan, a man who's all smiles, takes an instant interest in Harper. And not because she looked stellar in her neon, green Afro wig. If Harper isn't careful, she might just run afoul of this dangerous stranger. But physical danger isn't the only threat that's lurking in Waresville. Harper has a secret. One she can't tell her delicious, detective husband or her sweet, book-nerd stepson. If Harper isn't careful, she might end up ally-less and caught in a witch hunter's trap. Twelfth Volume of the Harper "Foxxy" Beck Mystery Series. Approx. 50,000 words in length. It is a standalone (reading prior or future volumes not required to enjoy the book, no cliffhanger).

In Waresville, a haunted tourist trap, there are very few surprises. Vampire attack? Werewolf gang roll into town? That's just a typical week in the most supernatural town in America. Here, spooky tour buses, magic shops, and haunted houses are on every corner, and it's an off day when someone doesn't meet a sticky end. If the chaos stops, the tourism cash stops rolling in. But when a lake monster resurfaces just outside of town and takes a bite out of a dead body, that's enough to make even these townspeople take notice. Especially Harper Beck, amateur sleuth, witch, and the woman with the bright, green Afro wig. With her friends and her sexy, detective husband, Wyatt Bennett, by her side, Harper thinks she can take on anything. Her theory is about to be put to the test. When her best friend's ex-husband washes up on shore with a gunshot wound and a chunk missing from him, she snatches up the case. Soon, the mystery unfolds to involve environmentalists, a monster obsessed fisherman, and a whole slew of people who wanted the victim dead. Harper is used to investigating in the seething underbelly of Waresville, but is she ready to take that investigation underwater? With an old enemy's freedom at stake, she may have no choice but to dive in head first, taking her chances with what lies below. And if Harper isn't careful, she might end up in the belly of the beast. Novella (approx. 40,000 words). Eleventh Volume of the Harper "Foxxy" Beck Mystery Series. It is a standalone (reading prior or future volumes not required to enjoy the book, no cliffhanger).

In the town of Waresville, things go bump in the night, and the citizens sell tickets. The supernatural keep the town hall doors open and have made Waresville famous for witches, ghosts, and all kinds of spooks. And nothing's going to change while the people of Waresville still have a say in it. But now, the event of the season-Harper Beck's wedding-is bringing on chaos. Harper "Foxxy" Beck, detective, witch, and groovy owner of the local disco skate is marrying the town's golden boy-if they can survive the week. Harper is at her wits' end. Not only does she have to worry about walking down the aisle in front of Wyatt Bennett's judgmental family, but she might be losing her mind. Despite expert planning from her mother-in-law, nothing is going right for her wedding. Priests are disappearing, Harper's skin has seen better, less hive-covered days, and as hard as she tries, she can't get the smell of cake out of her hair. Then, there are her new brother-in-laws, who are every bit as handsome as their brother but aren't quite what they seem. A tip from a gypsy woman sends Harper down the rabbit hole into a mystery where you can't trust your eyes, and you definitely can't trust your family. It's anyone's guess if Harper and Wyatt will even make it down the aisle at all. Novella (approx. 40,000 words). Ninth Volume of the Harper "Foxxy" Beck Mystery Series. It is a standalone (reading prior or future volumes not required to enjoy the book, no cliffhanger).

In the small town of Waresville, witches, goblins, and ghouls are money in the townspeople's pockets. Without the magic stores on every corner and spooky tour bus ride, how would a place nicknamed "Wheresville" survive? But when Harper "Foxxy" Beck, owner of the Funky Wheel and all-around groovy witch, finds her murdered accountant plastered to her floor, the citizens are taught a valuable lesson about creatures that go bump in the night: They kill. Turning Harper's world on its head, the police arrest someone close to her, and she's forced to investigate to clear her friend's name. But as this foxy lady gets closer to the true identity of the killer and the alluring Detective Bennett, the man actually assigned to the case, the quiet town of Waresville turns into a dangerous place for a meddling witch. Suddenly, her long-standing roller rink is a battleground for a satanic witch, and suspects are popping up everywhere she looks. When a second body appears, shattering everything she thought she knew about the murders, Harper needs to decide whom she can trust. With the help of her cape-wearing best friend, her hunky detective, and her terrifying witch of a grandmother, Harper must use the clues before her to solve the case- but in a town with hundreds of years of feuds and spooky happenings, will she be able to dig up the truth before hers is the next head on the chopping block? Novella (approx. 20,000 words). Romance is CLEAN. First Volume of the "Foxxy Witch" Series. It is a standalone (reading further volumes not required to enjoy the book).

Rowen Greensmith and her new husband have finally done it. They've moved out of the Greensmith home and into a house of their own. It's the house of Rowen's dreams, a place she fell in love with the moment she laid eyes on it. Things are going great. Lainswich is getting ready for their annual marathon. Her aunts are opening a New Age store. Rowen's own career and love life couldn't be running any more smoothly than they are. Of course, things never stay calm in Rowen's life for long. The arrival of a stray dog sparks a mystery. The more poking around Rowen does, the more she begins to suspect that something is amiss in this dream house of hers. Everyone says the Woodwards who owned the house last moved to Florida, but no one ever really leaves Lainswich for good. A certain presence in the shed has Rowen certain that something horrible must have happened to the Woodwards. Are they even still alive? Rowen's friends and family all say she's just looking for a mystery. They could be right, or it could be something more. Either way, there are questions and they need answering. And Rowen is going to have to answer those questions fast. Her list of suspects is a short one. It's just her luck that her cousin Peony would fall for one of the men on that list. Solving a mystery is hard enough. Doing it without her family absolutely hating her for it might just be impossible. Novella (approx. 40,000 words). Fifth Volume of the "Lainswich Witches" Mystery Series. It is a standalone (reading prior or future volumes not required to enjoy the book but would enhance the story, no cliffhanger).

Waresville, Florida is known for three things: its hidden away location- hence the nickname "Wheresville"- white picket fences, and witches. The latter is what keeps the little town afloat. Without all the magic shops, tour buses, and haunted houses, Waresville would consist of little more than tumbleweeds. And the townspeople are well aware of this fact, which is why no one bats an eye at any of the magical activity that litters the town. That's just a regular day in this witchy place. But when someone starts breaking into the shops that are this town's livelihood, every citizen is looking for a culprit to burn. Every citizen, that is, except Harper Beck. Owner of the local disco skate, bringer of the funk, and part time witch, Harper has a nasty habit of involving herself in cases where she's not wanted. And it usually blows up right in her face. But after a heartfelt promise to her hunky, detective boyfriend, Harper is ready to give up sleuthing forever- or at least until a really good case comes along. That is, until the Funky Wheel is broken into and things get personal. A new case coupled with moving and a new family pet have Harper's plate overloading, but if she doesn't stop this magical criminal in time, it may mean losing everything she's ever cared about. Novella (approx. 30,000 words). Fourth Volume of the Harper "Foxxy" Beck Mystery Series. It is a standalone (reading prior or future volumes not required to enjoy the book, no cliffhanger).

Desmond is getting married. Normally, Rowen wouldn't much care what her father is up to since he's never played a large role in her life. She had never even met him until recently. When she learns that he's marrying the wealthy Gabriella May, however, it's hard to look the other way. Surely Gaby will catch on that Desmond is more interested in what's in her bank account than what's in her heart. Won't she? It's starting to look unlikely. Tiffany Greensmith making her way back into the town of Lainswich complicates things further. She was supposed to sign the divorce papers. That was it. Instead, she and Desmond are catching up on old times. Rowen tries to keep her distance and mind her own business, but when Gaby's assistant turns up dead in the parking lot of the local library, that becomes impossible. If Rowen wants to figure out what happened, she's going to have to stick her nose into her parent's love life. She really couldn't think of anything she'd rather do less. Nineteenth Volume of the Lainswich Witches Mystery Series. Approx. 50,000 words in length. It is a standalone (reading prior or future volumes not required to enjoy the book, no cliffhanger).

Lady is going to miss the old library Crispin used to run. It was beautiful. It had history. All that is in the past now, though. Management changed hands and now Crispin has a new library to open for the town of Dark Lake.The location is good. The building could be better, but there are plenty of volunteers to get it ready for opening day. Things are really working out! They're even thinking about renovating the basement... which is when the problems begin.There's something lurking in the basement, and it's violent. Is it a symptom of something else that's going on in Dark Lake? All Lady knows for sure is that it's a problem. And when her best friend Otsuya goes missing, that problem only gets bigger.Volume Eight of the Dark Lake Chronicles. This book is approximately 50,000 words in length. This book can be read as a standalone. Reading prior of future volumes not required to enjoy the book (though reading prior volumes first will enhance your experience). There is no cliffhanger ending.

"I prayed, I laughed, I Conqured. " Raven God wanted it as so, but my heart seems to not understand, I cant go back.