Murder Most Witchy

Wendy Lightower Mystery seriesbook 1 of 2Next:Bewitched, Bothered, and Murdered(2015) →

Wendy Lightower comes from a long line of people who hunt supernatural trouble in North Harbor, a small town where her family has been doing so for generations. She has no interest in any of it. Her dream is simple: to work as a librarian and keep her witchy heritage at arm's length. Then a murder takes place inside her own library, and Wendy can't dismiss the fact that the death has no ordinary explanation. To catch the killer she has to lean on relatives and friends and get involved in magic she would rather avoid.

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She had chosen books over monsters, hoping for an ordinary life. Now the library no longer feels like a refuge, and somewhere among the shelves a murderer may be lurking. This first book in a new paranormal mystery series is playful and clever, and it keeps the reader guessing to the last page.

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