Murder at the Bookshop

by Andrew Yahodka

Autumn in Greenwich Village is a time when narrow streets brim with the warmth of coffee shops and the whispers of old books. Emily Barlow, the owner of the charming "Cozy Corner" café, cherishes her quiet life—until the murder of bookstore owner Henry Miller shatters the peace. A door locked from the inside, no signs of a break-in, and a rare book, The Shadowed Verse, gone missing. Driven by curiosity and a love for puzzles, Emily plunges into a mystery where every clue—from coded poems to a shadowy stranger—unveils secrets of the past.

Joined by her quirky friend Lucy and local neighbors, Emily unravels a web of betrayal, greed, and a long-buried scandal. Can she catch the killer and restore calm to her little world? A cozy mystery steeped in the ambiance of fall in New York, where the comfort of coffee meets the chill of intrigue.

Dive into a tale of friendship, truth, and the mysteries hidden on bookstore shelves!

97 pages, Paperback

Published March 11, 2025

About the author

Andrew Yahodka is a Ukrainian author and mystic whose works delve deep into the enigmatic realms of witchcraft, chaos magic, and the dual forces of black and white magic. With a profound understanding of the occult, he weaves intricate narratives and practical insights that captivate both seasoned practitioners and curious newcomers. Beyond the mystical, Yahodka explores the celestial influences of the zodiac, crafting books that illuminate the hidden connections between the stars and human destiny. Living in Ukraine, his writing reflects a unique blend of Eastern European folklore and universal esoteric wisdom, making him a compelling voice in modern metaphysical literature.