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A Pocketful of Cozies

Name: A Pocketful of Cozies
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Any Witch Way You Can: Bay Winchester is a witch who can’t stay away from danger. When a body shows up at a local corn maze, she finds herself in a load of trouble. Between her family’s antics – and that weird guy hanging out with the local biker gang she can’t quite shake – she finds herself dealing with things she never thought possible. Murder is on the menu, and Bay has more on her plate than she can stomach.

Awakening: Zoe Lake is going off to college and she’s expecting boys and booze. She finds monsters and mayhem. Zoe is more than she seems, and so is Covenant College. Life is never going to be the same, and Zoe has a lot to grapple with if she expects to graduate.

Grim Tidings: Aisling Grimlock is in financial trouble, which means she has to join the family grim reaping business. The local cop on a murder case is suspicious, her high school nemesis is on the prowl, and her family is always up for trouble. Can Aisling solve a murder and still collect a paycheck?

Who, What, Where, When, Die: Avery Shaw is mouthy and opinionated. She’s also in a lot of trouble. When she covers a story on a barricaded gunman things spiral out of control. Her old boyfriend and the new guy who can’t quite seem to stay away want to help, but Avery is going to have to rely on her wits if she wants to survive.

This sampler includes: Any Witch Way You Can (A Wicked Witches of the Midwest Mystery), Awakening (A Covenant College Mystery), Grim Tidings (An Aisling Grimlock Mystery), and Who, What, Where, When, Die (An Avery Shaw Mystery).
Four books, four heroines, four bundles of trouble.

731 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 31, 2015

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Amanda M. Lee

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When I was a kid, I was torn between whether or not I was going to grow up and be the Incredible Hulk or Wonder Woman. I flirted with being a Jedi Knight for awhile, but I wasn't up for the intense travel associated with the gig. In my teens, I settled on being a writer -- although I had no idea the effort that would entail.
Not only am I a writer now, but I'm a writer in several different mediums. I'm a longtime newspaper reporter, an avid reader and a voracious science fiction fanatic.

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