Stacey Alabaster > Quotes

“Covens are exclusive places. They aren’t for everyone. Not every witch gets to belong to one.”
― Stacey Alabaster, This Spells Trouble

“to know about all my new releases and have the opportunity to get free books, make sure you sign up for our Cozy”
― Stacey Alabaster, A Pie to Die for

“Pippa had her hair tucked under a baseball cap wearing the logo of a company I didn't recognize. She threw it off and it rolled under one of my designer chairs. "How did it go today?”
― Stacey Alabaster, A Pie to Die for

“kitchen,”
― Stacey Alabaster, Craft Circle Cozy Mystery Boxed Set: Books 1 - 9

“I sighed. What was the use? How could I compete with thousands of free samples? This street fair was supposed to be my way to attract more customers, to get the word out that I had the best baked goods in town, and I couldn't even get anyone to stop and try them. "Hey there," a kind voice called”
― Stacey Alabaster, A Pie to Die for

“else.”
― Stacey Alabaster, Bakery Detectives Cozy Mystery Boxed Set

“to”
― Stacey Alabaster, A Pie to Die for

“Sounds great”
― Stacey Alabaster, A Pie to Die for

“chose their low prices over my painfully handcrafted selection of cookies, cupcakes, and pastries. Thus the ever growing pile of bills on my kitchen table. And I thought going into business for myself at age twenty-five was going to be glamorous. Now she was here. I bristled as she approached with bull-like intensity, her eyes focused on my table, waiting for her to cast more disparaging comments. She pointed to a fresh baked pie on my table. "I'll have a slice of that." My face stretched into a wide smile. "Really?" Her coin purse paused in midair. "Are you trying to turn away a customer?”
― Stacey Alabaster, A Pie to Die for

“intensity,”
― Stacey Alabaster, A Pie to Die for

“Ah, I've heard about them." He nodded slowly and pursed his lips. "They're supposed to be evil, right?”
― Stacey Alabaster, A Pie to Die for

“buying”
― Stacey Alabaster, A Pie to Die for

“intensity.”
― Stacey Alabaster, A Pie to Die for

“hadn't”
― Stacey Alabaster, A Pie to Die for

“just”
― Stacey Alabaster, A Pie to Die for