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Currents & Cauldrons: Book Eight of the Whispering Falls: Cozy Magical Cat Mysteries
Whispering Falls is finally ready to show the world a little magic. The magic, unfortunately, has other plans.
The Harvest Moon Festival is supposed to be a celebration.
For the first time, Whispering Falls is openly embracing the witches, charms, candles, herbs, and strange little traditions that have always made the town different. The square is filling with lanterns and vendors, decorative cauldrons surround the fountain, and everyone is preparing for the town’s biggest public magical showcase yet.
Then things start going wrong.
Supplies disappear. Festival preparations are deliberately damaged. And the more magic everyone uses, the stranger that magic behaves.
Clara Blackwood begins seeing connections she can’t explain. Margaret discovers that the old family Loom may have been waiting for her all along. And as individual gifts begin tangling together, Clara realizes the growing magical chaos and the very human sabotage threatening the festival may be two separate problems entirely.
Someone wants Whispering Falls to slow down.
And unless Clara can learn to trust what she sees, the town’s first public celebration of magic may become memorable for all the wrong reasons.
With Pip and Bartles supervising, family secrets still unfolding, romance quietly simmering, and an entire town preparing to put its magic on display, Currents & Cauldrons is the eighth cozy magical mystery in the Whispering Falls series.
If you love talking cats, small-town mysteries, found family, inherited magic, amateur sleuths, slow-burn romance, autumn festivals, and mysteries with heart instead of gore, you’ll love the Whispering Falls series.
The Harvest Moon Festival is supposed to be a celebration.
For the first time, Whispering Falls is openly embracing the witches, charms, candles, herbs, and strange little traditions that have always made the town different. The square is filling with lanterns and vendors, decorative cauldrons surround the fountain, and everyone is preparing for the town’s biggest public magical showcase yet.
Then things start going wrong.
Supplies disappear. Festival preparations are deliberately damaged. And the more magic everyone uses, the stranger that magic behaves.
Clara Blackwood begins seeing connections she can’t explain. Margaret discovers that the old family Loom may have been waiting for her all along. And as individual gifts begin tangling together, Clara realizes the growing magical chaos and the very human sabotage threatening the festival may be two separate problems entirely.
Someone wants Whispering Falls to slow down.
And unless Clara can learn to trust what she sees, the town’s first public celebration of magic may become memorable for all the wrong reasons.
With Pip and Bartles supervising, family secrets still unfolding, romance quietly simmering, and an entire town preparing to put its magic on display, Currents & Cauldrons is the eighth cozy magical mystery in the Whispering Falls series.
If you love talking cats, small-town mysteries, found family, inherited magic, amateur sleuths, slow-burn romance, autumn festivals, and mysteries with heart instead of gore, you’ll love the Whispering Falls series.
473 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 6, 2026
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September 6, 2026
Getting to meet a vital part of the Hale line was excellent. Meeting Eleanor who trained Wren and seeing their relationship was so special. It was truly a delight to read this book. I read it straight through. Good thing I had the long labor day weekend with nothing planned in order to do it! It was so good and had me stumped as to who had done it. The mystery was plain and clearly set out but I was surprised at who had done it!
Clearly Hazel Whitmore knows how to pull you in and get you involved in a story. And you learn a thing or two along the way, as well!
Highly recommend this one!
Clearly Hazel Whitmore knows how to pull you in and get you involved in a story. And you learn a thing or two along the way, as well!
Highly recommend this one!
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