A green witch. A charming Australian town. Six mysteries that bloom with danger.
Dive into the enchanting world of green witch Kat Crowe in this complete collection of the six Trouble Down Under mysteries!
When Kat travels to Australia following her great aunt's mysterious death, she expects to settle affairs and return home. Instead, she finds herself putting down roots in the quirky town of Myrtleglen, where her green witch abilities are suddenly in high demand—both for gardening and solving crimes.
From a mysterious demise in Book 1 to a final, thrilling reckoning in Book 6, Kat must face Australian wildlife, dark secrets, and magical dangers with nothing but her green magic and determination. Along the way, she'll dodge magical inquisitors, deal with missing persons, and try to clear her name from a murder rap, all while running her new nursery.
The Trouble Down Under series combines paranormal elements with cozy mystery charm. If you enjoy small-town secrets, botanical magic, and a touch of romance wrapped in Australian adventures, you'll love P.A. Mason's enchanting series.
Buy the complete collection today and transport yourself Down Under from the comfort of your home!
Paula Mason is an author from Australia who can’t quite decide if magic should be used for solving small-town mysteries, fighting dragons, or surviving a near-future war zone—so she writes all the things.
By day, Paula is a social worker with a deep grounding in social justice and a fascination with how culture, identity, and resilience help people navigate the messier parts of being human. Regardless of the genre, you can always count on two things: there will be magic (and usually witches), and there will be a story about people finding their way through the wreckage we call life.
Non offensive fluffy magic. No real depth, world or character building and the FMC definitely lives in too stupid to live land half the time. That said, it was an ok book. It had such potential but nothing at all was done with the plant magic which is why I picked it up in the first place.
stopped after book one. storyline was fine. had some not so bad twist. but, I like at least a little romance sprinkled in and this had none. maybe there is some to come, but it was too 'meh' for me to keep going.