Donut shop manager and secret witch Meg Walton has her picture-perfect small town life rocked when she finds out her old friend, Paige Martin, has died in Los Angeles.
The police have ruled the death a suicide, but Meg's gut instinct is telling her foul play was involved. As Meg retraces the final days of Paige's life, she becomes convinced that her friend's death was murder. When the police brush Meg's theory off, she knows the only way for justice to be served is to find Paige's killer herself.
I'm reading7 the Happy Halloween Six book set. There are good witches in the books, but they have nothing to do with Halloween. ] The books are growing on me. They are easy reads. One witch is Penelope, the cat, with the soul of Meg's grandma, who lives with Meg. They love to watch a detective TV show, and figure out the murderer. Meg works on solving murders. Her boy friend is a cop, who tries not too hard or effectively to get her to stay away from investigating the murders. Meg uses her magic spells when she needs them, and hopes that people won't find out she is a witch because she doesn't know how she and her family would be treated. I like her spell for making donuts that don't make you fat.
Meg has moved on from her small town sleuthing to the big city where she once again butts herself into a case by sheer force of will. Thankfully, this one was different enough from the first three that I didn't feel like screaming through the whole thing, but it still recycles the same language from the others in the series.
Lainie Pahos does a great job narrating.
**I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.**
Meg goes to LA for her best friends funeral, but can't accept the verdict of suicide. Deciding to look into things on her own puts her in danger, but she refuses to give up.
i have received the set of books and they were audio..
Now i got a call and i they said that my Friend that killed her self i now she did not do it Page my friend she was my age. So now i am in L.A. for a funeral she was a journalist and we had bond between her and me
I seen Tyler and he does not seem pissed then now i to to Scott they said they were going to go on diet pills and that was the problem and i been using my witch power and i caused a quake and there more to come
Now i am been asking questions you see my friend was killed she was writing a story on the diet pills and then some thing wrong with the pills,
The police are now investigation on the diet pills and then now they are saying she was murdered and the story goes on and then the audio was great ,
I was given all books so i wil get them posted soon
Certainly will not be reading any more of these books. All four are interchangeable, same plot, same dialogue, same conclusions, right down to the confessions and a detective hiding behind a door listening. It's a sham but this author plagiarized all her previous books in this series to write this one. I'm sure if the books were cut into singular words and matched up the only thing to change would be an odd name or two
When Meg learns her best friend has committed suicide she cannot believe it. She had always been an optimistic person. She goes to the funeral to support the mother and meets the boyfriend and ex-boyfriend. The detective on the case and everyone else tells her to stop poking around but her friend was doing an article on a diet suppliment that her editor, the paper owner and her boyfriend tried to stop. Join the hunt for what really happened.
A good, solid whodunit. Meg Walton goes to L.A. for Paige Martin's funeral. The police say it was suicide, but things don't sit right for Meg. Hence she investigates. Several suspects become apparent. As is Meg's style, she tracks them down to question them. Eventually, the light bulb goes off in her brain. Then she sets the trap. Well executed.
Easy-to-read. Entertaining. Great world building. Romantic. Scary. Tragic. Twisted. Unpredictable. Wonderful characters.
It is a page Turner, touched every emotion lightly, balanced enough to be entertaining and relaxing. An easy read. I will now find all that I can from Amelia Morgan and absorb the pleasure of the read. I highly recommend her to you.
A Bewitching Murder (The Witches of Enchanted Bay #4) by Amelia Morgan was a great quick read. Another murder happens too close to home for Meg. Her old friend Paige died in Los Angeles. Meg goes out to Los Angeles in order to prove that Paige was murdered and did not commit suicide. This has been a good series following Meg and Connor.
I really like Meg who is a donut shop owner and a fun witch , she puts her sleuthing skills to the ultimate test when she investigates her best friends apparent suicide , she knows In her heart Paige would never do such thing. Though the police will not listen , meg will not stop til she finds out the truth!
This narrator has a pleasant voice and delivery making these stories an enjoyable listen.
This was an enjoyable story but unfortunately editing let it down. The end of Chapter 8 cuts off just as a sentence starts then goes straight to chapter 9, there was also two repeated lines, was this audio not listened to/edited before it was released?
When a good friend dies by suicide, Meg Walton needs answers, both for herself and for her old friend’s mother. What she finds is surprising and dangerous.
This is a fun, cozy mystery. I enjoy the light-hearted approach and always get hours of enjoyment out of the books in this series.
I think this one was sad. This one Meg worked alone in Los Angeles. It was ok the message was sad. On this one I had a feeling that it was one of 2 people. So I did better at this one than the others. The whole story was a sad one. I think this one might have triggers so keep that in mind that the story has suicidal behavior.
When an old friend dies unexpectedly in L.A. Meg takes her sleuthing on the road. Another light hearted murder investigation from our favourite witch/investigator. Great for a lazy afternoon by the pool.
I really tried to give this series a chance, but after four books I simply can't continue. There is so much that annoys me about them that I'll refrain from going into details. I'm just glad I paid next-to-nothing for them. Young girls 9 to 12 might enjoy them somewhat.
Another mystery solved by Meg this time in the city of Angles. This mystery is full of suspects all strangers to Meg, is anything what it seems. Aquier "A Bewitching Murder "you may just enjoy it.Kat
Love the story. Made me feel sad for losing her best friend. Scared and thrilled excited, when she investigated friend's murder. Very happy she found killer. Gotta get the next books. Can't wait to see what happens next.👍👍👍💜❤️
It is obvious there is something wrong with these books. There is potential, but having the heroine find things at crime scenes that the forensic teams miss and the murderer always freely confessing their crime are lazy at this point. I keep hoping things will get better.
Kindle Unlimited 7 book set, other sets etc, redundant and more and more unbelievable
Book 1 -- The Witches Of Enchanted Bay Book 2 -- Ax To Grind Book 3 -- Killer Twist Book 4 -- A Bewitching Murder Book 5 -- A Riddle Of A Murder Book 6 -- The Nuts And Bolts Of Murder then 7 book collection has so can't tell what they added or subtracted from the books listed before or the number designation because claims 7 --Strangling Ambition 8 -- Therapy Can Be Murder so either can't count or some book left out
I love this series. Meg walton is a witch. She is also a sleuth. She has a sassy talking cat,who just happens to be her grandmother lol and a sexy cop Connor,as a boyfriend. With a combo like this,how could this not be a fun story? Megs character is strong and the story is very well written. If you like to read a fun,easy book with some mystery and interesting people, this book is for you. I highly recommend this book to everyone.
I really wanted to like this book. But I kept being sidelined by the author's inability to remember what she wrote in the pages before. There were so many glaringly obvious plot errors that it was distracting. Not to mention the errors regarding the character development of her main character, which is so bad, it's as if the author didn't know anything about her main character. The rest were sadly two dimensional and ridiculous. Even from a Kindle Unlimited book, I feel that there should be some standard of quality in writing. If this author turned in this work in high school, they would have been given a C, with lots of notes on improving the work. Please, Ms. Morgan, get yourself a real editor, and listen to them. I hope you pull all of your sequels back, and take another look at your writing skills. My best wishes for your future endeavors.
This is partof a series but a great stand alone book. This book has humor with herdetective boyfriend along with the powers of her being a witch to help solve murders. Meg finds a friend had committed suicide. So she goes to Enchanted Bay to the funeral. She and her boyfriend were meeting dead ends then her mom says something. You have to read to see how it goes. The characters are believable and interesting. The narration is done by Lainie Pahos and she maintains your interest to keep going. This is a great family read or it could be used at a slumber party. It is clean, no frank sex, foul language or gore. We loved this book.
Megan finds herself investigating the suicide/murder of her close friend in L.A. without the backup of Carter. How much magic will she have to use and how much will be just good old-fashioned logic & deductive reasoning plus the ever persist Meg. This was another good story in the Enchanted Bay Witches series. It was really nice to have a murder that didn't take place in her hometown, which is supposed to be so quiet an safe, and have Meg dealing with the evils of the big city. I did miss Carter though.