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Mystery with the Witches of Springsville #2
A Witch for Sleuth: A Golden Shade of Blue
Mabel Northwood doesn’t like stepping out of her comfort zone, she does, however, love making dresses and running her own atelier. So, when the local museum event planner invites her to assess a veritable treasure trove of dresses for a show, she’s on board. At least, until the most prized brooch in the entire exhibit is stolen.
And guess who’s the prime suspect? Mabel herself, because Wilbur Tillsbury, the sheriff in town, has decided that Mabel planned it all from the start. Luckily, deputy Randy Maguire is there to help Mabel start solving the crime before it’s too late. Together they embark on an investigation which leads them from the rich Mrs. Chassey to the addled old Aunt Adeline, to the security guards.
Just when it looks like things are going well, Randy is pulled off the case and it’s up to Mabel to defend her name. She must put together the pieces of the puzzle, but it’s not as easy as it might seem, especially with Aunt Adeline throwing unintentional (and magical) spanners in the works.
And guess who’s the prime suspect? Mabel herself, because Wilbur Tillsbury, the sheriff in town, has decided that Mabel planned it all from the start. Luckily, deputy Randy Maguire is there to help Mabel start solving the crime before it’s too late. Together they embark on an investigation which leads them from the rich Mrs. Chassey to the addled old Aunt Adeline, to the security guards.
Just when it looks like things are going well, Randy is pulled off the case and it’s up to Mabel to defend her name. She must put together the pieces of the puzzle, but it’s not as easy as it might seem, especially with Aunt Adeline throwing unintentional (and magical) spanners in the works.
154 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 26, 2016
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July 22, 2018
A fun, easy read for a lazy afternoon
A light, easy read that you will fly through. When an exhibit is stolen and a museum worker injured the only thing she can think off is that magic was used. Can she work around the Sheriff and his earnest wish to pin ant and all crimes on her to get to the real culprit. Okay the culprit was obvious and it wasn't what you might call a thinking read. But if you just want fast, light action then this is for you.
A light, easy read that you will fly through. When an exhibit is stolen and a museum worker injured the only thing she can think off is that magic was used. Can she work around the Sheriff and his earnest wish to pin ant and all crimes on her to get to the real culprit. Okay the culprit was obvious and it wasn't what you might call a thinking read. But if you just want fast, light action then this is for you.
May 4, 2016
How exciting to read such a refreshing fun and light story. It was a perfect, magical, mix of interesting characters and intrigue. By the time the last page showed up on my kindle, I was completely drawn into the world of these characters. I cannot wait for the next in the series. The author draws the reader in quickly and never really lets up.
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