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A Witch Named Hazel
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She’s in a better place…
A surprising call from a rather crabby lawyer was an unpleasant interruption to Hazel Holloway's otherwise blissful day off. She's baffled at the news that a great uncle she's never even heard of before has left her his old funeral home. Stranger still, the mortuary is in an unfamiliar small town. Fullmourn is less than thirty minutes away, but the place is a complete mystery.
Things get even weirder, though…
More shocking than a surprise Great Uncle and a peculiar small town is the "gift" she receives from a ghost. The gift is the craft. Witchcraft, to be exact. The spirit of an old witch has to pass her magic onto someone before crossing the veil to the afterlife. Since no one shows up for her memorial, Hazel was the "lucky" recipient of her strange and unusual powers.
But, the whole witchcraft thing might have to wait…
When Hazel gets into an argument with grouchy Fullmourn resident, George Cadell, she knows her reputation is about to bite the big one. Of course, George appears to be innocent in the squabble, so when he's found dead in front of the funeral home Hazel just inherited, she becomes the prime suspect.
Hazel is one toadstool short of an alibi, and the hunky town Sheriff, Nicodemus "Nico," Quillen doesn't entirely believe in her innocence. But Hazel isn't the only one in Fullmourn who might have wanted George – an unrepentant jerk - on the other side of the grass. Hazel needs all the help she can get exhuming the real culprit.
With her new familiar, Loftus, the cursed mouse, and her cousin, Rook, the mortician, at her side, Hazel's prepared to harness her unique abilities and summon any spirit, to catch the real killer. She's desperate to clear her name before the funeral home goes belly up, but will her mission lead her right into a killer's snare?
She’s in a better place…
A surprising call from a rather crabby lawyer was an unpleasant interruption to Hazel Holloway's otherwise blissful day off. She's baffled at the news that a great uncle she's never even heard of before has left her his old funeral home. Stranger still, the mortuary is in an unfamiliar small town. Fullmourn is less than thirty minutes away, but the place is a complete mystery.
Things get even weirder, though…
More shocking than a surprise Great Uncle and a peculiar small town is the "gift" she receives from a ghost. The gift is the craft. Witchcraft, to be exact. The spirit of an old witch has to pass her magic onto someone before crossing the veil to the afterlife. Since no one shows up for her memorial, Hazel was the "lucky" recipient of her strange and unusual powers.
But, the whole witchcraft thing might have to wait…
When Hazel gets into an argument with grouchy Fullmourn resident, George Cadell, she knows her reputation is about to bite the big one. Of course, George appears to be innocent in the squabble, so when he's found dead in front of the funeral home Hazel just inherited, she becomes the prime suspect.
Hazel is one toadstool short of an alibi, and the hunky town Sheriff, Nicodemus "Nico," Quillen doesn't entirely believe in her innocence. But Hazel isn't the only one in Fullmourn who might have wanted George – an unrepentant jerk - on the other side of the grass. Hazel needs all the help she can get exhuming the real culprit.
With her new familiar, Loftus, the cursed mouse, and her cousin, Rook, the mortician, at her side, Hazel's prepared to harness her unique abilities and summon any spirit, to catch the real killer. She's desperate to clear her name before the funeral home goes belly up, but will her mission lead her right into a killer's snare?
251 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 1, 2025
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Sara Bourgeois
233 books342 followersSara Bourgeois is a Midwesterner through and through. She spends her time writing, reading, herding cats, and standing in her driveway during tornado warnings. (You can't see them from the basement.)
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July 5, 2021
Good read
Good book, solid read. I enjoyed the characters However they could use fleshing out a bit. An enjoyable way to spend the afternoon.
Good book, solid read. I enjoyed the characters However they could use fleshing out a bit. An enjoyable way to spend the afternoon.
September 27, 2021
Whilst the story idea was actually quite good, the writing was so bad that several times I just wanted to stop reading. I am glad I persevered because it was a good story. This book needs major editing, and then it could be great. Would I read more in the series without? No.
The story is of a young girl who is living very hand to mouth in the city, eking out a meager salary. She gets summoned to a solicitor in a fairly nearby town to be told a distant relative that she has inherited a house and a business. The business, which is tied up with the house, is an undertakers. She has also taken on a very strange adopted cousin. The complication in all of this is that she can see and talk to the dead, and after becoming a witch, she has a small mouse as a familiar - with wings. Hazel has to solve the murder of one of her first clients, before he finds a way to retaliate - and he can be pretty scary - dead or alive. As I say, had this been better written it would have been 4 or possibly even 5 stars.
The story is of a young girl who is living very hand to mouth in the city, eking out a meager salary. She gets summoned to a solicitor in a fairly nearby town to be told a distant relative that she has inherited a house and a business. The business, which is tied up with the house, is an undertakers. She has also taken on a very strange adopted cousin. The complication in all of this is that she can see and talk to the dead, and after becoming a witch, she has a small mouse as a familiar - with wings. Hazel has to solve the murder of one of her first clients, before he finds a way to retaliate - and he can be pretty scary - dead or alive. As I say, had this been better written it would have been 4 or possibly even 5 stars.
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September 12, 2021Prior to reading: One star lost for block paragraphs. One star lost for the "doll" on the cover.
September 21, 2021
Fascinating.
Great characters a wonderful storyline with lots of twists and turns to keep you turning pages a really quirky and fun story, well worth a read, Baz
Great characters a wonderful storyline with lots of twists and turns to keep you turning pages a really quirky and fun story, well worth a read, Baz
January 31, 2021
An amazing start to a new series! Loved it!
Hazel is contacted by a lawyer of her great uncle that she didn't know about....the lawyer is from Fullmourn and he has something he would like to discuss with Hazel.
Hazel is living paycheck to paycheck and doesn't have much left each week to pay for gas or food but she tells the lawyer she will meet with him. It's a half hour drive away almost out of gas she stops at a gas station where you have to pay first to pump if paying with cash. She is in back of an old man who decides to play scratch tickets and make other customers wait. Once the old man is told to move Hazel is on her way.
Hazel makes it to Fullmourn and meets with the lawyer. Hazel has been left a funeral home in the great uncles will. So off she goes to check out the funeral home and meets her cousin, sort of. Hazel decides to give the funeral home a go because she has nothing back in her hometown.
Seeing a ghost of a woman whose relatives decided to not go to her funeral so Hazel is the lucky one to receive a gift from the woman. The woman says its a gift of power, witchcraft.
Poor Hazel thinks she is going crazy seeing a ghost and a talking mouse. But Hazel doesn't have time because someone left a body on the funeral parlours front porch.
Sara Bourgeois knows how to write a book that keeps her readers enthalled until the book is done. For me it ended way to fast but I love Sara's stories. I can't wait to see what happens to Hazel in the next book. There was a little hint of a romance in this book....hope to see more.
If you like cozy witchy mysteries with clean fun then this book is right up your cemetery (hahahaha). Enjoy the story I know I did
Hazel is contacted by a lawyer of her great uncle that she didn't know about....the lawyer is from Fullmourn and he has something he would like to discuss with Hazel.
Hazel is living paycheck to paycheck and doesn't have much left each week to pay for gas or food but she tells the lawyer she will meet with him. It's a half hour drive away almost out of gas she stops at a gas station where you have to pay first to pump if paying with cash. She is in back of an old man who decides to play scratch tickets and make other customers wait. Once the old man is told to move Hazel is on her way.
Hazel makes it to Fullmourn and meets with the lawyer. Hazel has been left a funeral home in the great uncles will. So off she goes to check out the funeral home and meets her cousin, sort of. Hazel decides to give the funeral home a go because she has nothing back in her hometown.
Seeing a ghost of a woman whose relatives decided to not go to her funeral so Hazel is the lucky one to receive a gift from the woman. The woman says its a gift of power, witchcraft.
Poor Hazel thinks she is going crazy seeing a ghost and a talking mouse. But Hazel doesn't have time because someone left a body on the funeral parlours front porch.
Sara Bourgeois knows how to write a book that keeps her readers enthalled until the book is done. For me it ended way to fast but I love Sara's stories. I can't wait to see what happens to Hazel in the next book. There was a little hint of a romance in this book....hope to see more.
If you like cozy witchy mysteries with clean fun then this book is right up your cemetery (hahahaha). Enjoy the story I know I did
February 3, 2021
A Fun New Cozy Series!
There were no ratings on "A Witch Named Hazel" when I saw it. That makes me wary, lol! It was because the book had just been published on Kindle. That made me feel better! So, I decided to take a chance. I enjoy cozy mysteries, although most of the ones I've read with a witch as the protagonist have not kept me as entertained as I would like. "A Witch Named Hazel" has changed that for me!
Other reviewers can give you a synopsis. I want to tell you how impressed I am with this new series, one that I hope will have a long-running tenure. First of all, I found one error in writing in this book, which had been my biggest fear. Something to do with bacon. And I am happy to overlook that one, because the rest is written well! No typos, no errors in grammar, yahoo!
I like Hazel and the other main characters in this series, and I'm looking forward to getting to know them better. The next book in the series comes out in April, and I have already purchased that one along with the next and the next! I'm looking forward to reading them all!
Thank you, Sara Bourgeois!
There were no ratings on "A Witch Named Hazel" when I saw it. That makes me wary, lol! It was because the book had just been published on Kindle. That made me feel better! So, I decided to take a chance. I enjoy cozy mysteries, although most of the ones I've read with a witch as the protagonist have not kept me as entertained as I would like. "A Witch Named Hazel" has changed that for me!
Other reviewers can give you a synopsis. I want to tell you how impressed I am with this new series, one that I hope will have a long-running tenure. First of all, I found one error in writing in this book, which had been my biggest fear. Something to do with bacon. And I am happy to overlook that one, because the rest is written well! No typos, no errors in grammar, yahoo!
I like Hazel and the other main characters in this series, and I'm looking forward to getting to know them better. The next book in the series comes out in April, and I have already purchased that one along with the next and the next! I'm looking forward to reading them all!
Thank you, Sara Bourgeois!
April 30, 2021
Hazel has inherited a funeral home. Usually stories of this type have the witch inheriting a bookstore. Rook is a mortician who works there and he tends to avoid interaction with people as much as he can. He's also working on some computer project, purpose unknown.
A woman is cremated and it turns out she was a witch who passes her powers on to Hazel who is definitely going to have some problems adjusting to everything. Especially the mouse who talks and has wings.
There's the usual handsome lawman, a body that turns up unexpectedly and a ghost who is haunting the new witch. Finding his killer will be difficult since it seems just about everyone in the town hated him.
She sees a shrink, still thinking things are beyond weird but they get even weirder, especially when the killer's identity is revealed and how he's dealt with.
The story has some interesting differences from others of this kind. The funeral home thing is one of them, the mouse with wings is another and Rook seems like he's going to turn out to be a something very interesting. Definitely a series I intend to keep reading.
A woman is cremated and it turns out she was a witch who passes her powers on to Hazel who is definitely going to have some problems adjusting to everything. Especially the mouse who talks and has wings.
There's the usual handsome lawman, a body that turns up unexpectedly and a ghost who is haunting the new witch. Finding his killer will be difficult since it seems just about everyone in the town hated him.
She sees a shrink, still thinking things are beyond weird but they get even weirder, especially when the killer's identity is revealed and how he's dealt with.
The story has some interesting differences from others of this kind. The funeral home thing is one of them, the mouse with wings is another and Rook seems like he's going to turn out to be a something very interesting. Definitely a series I intend to keep reading.
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October 14, 2021Right off the bat, I find the formatting a bit odd (paragraph spacing).
Interesting take on the ‘young woman inherits (insert business here) and subsequently learns she’s a witch’ plot that’s common in cozies. Hazel inherits a funeral home, which isn’t so out there for her, as she’s already an assistant to the ME a few towns over and thus isn’t new to mortuary sciences. She’s also barely getting by on that salary, saving up for chicken nugget night, which sounds like the highlight of her week. The staff at the funeral home, Rook, is staying but he doesn’t wish to take over management, so he just helps Hazel settle in and continues his role as mortician. The funeral home is big enough for both Rook and Hazel to live in as well, so when Hazel loses her job at the ME’s, she ups and moves to Fullmourn.
Her first client gifts her her witchy powers, but when she meets her familiar, he says she likely had them all along. She waffles between believing the paranormal and thinking she’s lost her mind, which prompts her to consult with the local psychiatrist, who doses her with meds she doesn’t need. Meanwhile, she’s the suspect in her second client’s murder (yes, small town life), so she’s trying to solve that murder and clear her name.
Rook seems nice. Wonder what this big computer project he’s working on is.
Could use an editor for simple catches like you’re/your: ‘Or you can get them with a pecan glaze if icing isn’t you’re thing’ ( page 102).
Interesting take on the ‘young woman inherits (insert business here) and subsequently learns she’s a witch’ plot that’s common in cozies. Hazel inherits a funeral home, which isn’t so out there for her, as she’s already an assistant to the ME a few towns over and thus isn’t new to mortuary sciences. She’s also barely getting by on that salary, saving up for chicken nugget night, which sounds like the highlight of her week. The staff at the funeral home, Rook, is staying but he doesn’t wish to take over management, so he just helps Hazel settle in and continues his role as mortician. The funeral home is big enough for both Rook and Hazel to live in as well, so when Hazel loses her job at the ME’s, she ups and moves to Fullmourn.
Her first client gifts her her witchy powers, but when she meets her familiar, he says she likely had them all along. She waffles between believing the paranormal and thinking she’s lost her mind, which prompts her to consult with the local psychiatrist, who doses her with meds she doesn’t need. Meanwhile, she’s the suspect in her second client’s murder (yes, small town life), so she’s trying to solve that murder and clear her name.
Rook seems nice. Wonder what this big computer project he’s working on is.
Could use an editor for simple catches like you’re/your: ‘Or you can get them with a pecan glaze if icing isn’t you’re thing’ ( page 102).
February 10, 2021
Entertaining supernatural cozy mystery series
This is an entertaining supernatural cozy mystery series. A great cast of characters and an intriguing storyline. A young woman who happens to work in a medical examiners office and it’s barely making ends meet living in a small apartment suddenly inherits a funeral home from her great uncle. As she is the black sheep of her family she did not even know the uncle. As she goes to meet them lawyer and find out the details she learns a few things and will have to make a decision whether she wants to uproot her life and change everything or sell it and remain in here basically dead end job. Very entertaining with a quirky bunch of characters and a unique twist in the matter of magic and supernatural leanings. Check it out
This is an entertaining supernatural cozy mystery series. A great cast of characters and an intriguing storyline. A young woman who happens to work in a medical examiners office and it’s barely making ends meet living in a small apartment suddenly inherits a funeral home from her great uncle. As she is the black sheep of her family she did not even know the uncle. As she goes to meet them lawyer and find out the details she learns a few things and will have to make a decision whether she wants to uproot her life and change everything or sell it and remain in here basically dead end job. Very entertaining with a quirky bunch of characters and a unique twist in the matter of magic and supernatural leanings. Check it out
May 14, 2021
I feel like this will be a really good series. Maybe not my favorite of Sara's but still really good to read. Loftus is cute and has a possibility of being snarky. Rook is interesting and seems like he has more than a few secrets. Hazel has the proper amount of sarcasm and smarts and seems like she's going to end up being pretty powerful with dual magic. Nico (love his name!) seems a possible love interest and has a story also. I just hope it doesn't shape up to be a love triangle. Those are awkward and over-used. I do look forward to the next book and seeing Hazel grow into her witchy powers and her new life as a funeral director/amateur detective.
December 8, 2021
Great start to a new series.
Loved the oddball quirkiness of it all.
There was a bit of awkwardness at times. Not sure if it was a writing issue or intentional to make the mc seem a bit awkward.
The "case"/mystery seemed to be a bit of an afterthought, like we're almost half way through the book before there's even a body.
Some half-assed attempt at sleuthing which oddly actually makes more sense then a complete novice suddenly acting like an old pro.
The whodunnit wasnt as much of a surprise as the motive, that came practically out of nowhere.
Let's see how this continues, afterall there's still plenty of mystery left to uncover...
Loved the oddball quirkiness of it all.
There was a bit of awkwardness at times. Not sure if it was a writing issue or intentional to make the mc seem a bit awkward.
The "case"/mystery seemed to be a bit of an afterthought, like we're almost half way through the book before there's even a body.
Some half-assed attempt at sleuthing which oddly actually makes more sense then a complete novice suddenly acting like an old pro.
The whodunnit wasnt as much of a surprise as the motive, that came practically out of nowhere.
Let's see how this continues, afterall there's still plenty of mystery left to uncover...
May 20, 2022
Incomplete
I'm really ambivalent about this book. I generally enjoy this author's work, so I'm very surprised that this reads like a rough draft. I get no real sense of Hazel; she seems a bit flaky, possibly young, and possibly goth. There are plenty of questions regarding her backstory but no answers. Same with her roommate/cousin, Rook. The sheriff's wife and her garden are more questions, and does he know anything? The mystery is poorly paced, and the resolution is rather abrupt. That said, the premise has great potential to be an entertaining paracozy. I have enough faith in this author to try Book Two.
I'm really ambivalent about this book. I generally enjoy this author's work, so I'm very surprised that this reads like a rough draft. I get no real sense of Hazel; she seems a bit flaky, possibly young, and possibly goth. There are plenty of questions regarding her backstory but no answers. Same with her roommate/cousin, Rook. The sheriff's wife and her garden are more questions, and does he know anything? The mystery is poorly paced, and the resolution is rather abrupt. That said, the premise has great potential to be an entertaining paracozy. I have enough faith in this author to try Book Two.
February 3, 2021
Hazel has entered a new life unexpectedly. Although there was a lot for her to take in, she took to the new aspects of her life fairly well. This includes becoming a witch.
While reading, I was glad to find that Hazel did not suppress her magic but inherited it. That was a nice change to read about. The book has a good pace which leads the reader to devour the book in one sitting. Savor the book as I'm sure that there will be more to come.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
While reading, I was glad to find that Hazel did not suppress her magic but inherited it. That was a nice change to read about. The book has a good pace which leads the reader to devour the book in one sitting. Savor the book as I'm sure that there will be more to come.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
February 8, 2021
A Witch Named Hazel by Sara Bourgeois is the first book in a brand new cozy paranormal series.
This is the first book I have read by this author and I absolutely loved it!
Hazel Holloway is the main character who is delightful! Her character is well written.
She learns she has inherited a funeral home from a long lost relative.
I won't give any spoilers, but this was an amazing story and I loved all the characters and the mystery was great.
Can't wait for the next book in the series.
This is the first book I have read by this author and I absolutely loved it!
Hazel Holloway is the main character who is delightful! Her character is well written.
She learns she has inherited a funeral home from a long lost relative.
I won't give any spoilers, but this was an amazing story and I loved all the characters and the mystery was great.
Can't wait for the next book in the series.
March 16, 2021
LOVED IT!!!
OMG, what a terrific series starter!!! This is an excellent book and the beginning of what holds the potential to be a fabulous new series that I'm looking very forward to diving into. Sara is a terrific author period, however she was definitely on top of her game with this starter. It gives you just enough teasers to sink your teeth into good enough where you know you want more! I definitely recommend this book and can't wait for the next one in this series. (Until then, I'm off to read something else from her).
OMG, what a terrific series starter!!! This is an excellent book and the beginning of what holds the potential to be a fabulous new series that I'm looking very forward to diving into. Sara is a terrific author period, however she was definitely on top of her game with this starter. It gives you just enough teasers to sink your teeth into good enough where you know you want more! I definitely recommend this book and can't wait for the next one in this series. (Until then, I'm off to read something else from her).
March 11, 2021
I really enjoyed this book! The only reason I didn't give it five stars was because of the sloppy editing. I had read one of her other series years ago, and really enjoyed the book, but the editing was so bad it was not relaxing but jarring, I spent the whole time trying to figure out what she meant to say. So I never tried again.
Don't know if I'll pick up her books again, which is a shame since I like her writing, but not with whoever she uses as her editor.
Don't know if I'll pick up her books again, which is a shame since I like her writing, but not with whoever she uses as her editor.
January 20, 2022
what kind of witch
I really enjoyed this short story. Hazel inherits a funeral home with an adopted cousin in it—she isn’t a witch until no one shows up for the first funeral and the lady was a witch and was supposed to pass on her powers but only Hazel was there. Then of course Hazel thinks she is crazy, there is a murder, a cute cop and more. If you want to read an enjoyable book this is the one.
I really enjoyed this short story. Hazel inherits a funeral home with an adopted cousin in it—she isn’t a witch until no one shows up for the first funeral and the lady was a witch and was supposed to pass on her powers but only Hazel was there. Then of course Hazel thinks she is crazy, there is a murder, a cute cop and more. If you want to read an enjoyable book this is the one.
February 5, 2021
Not a bad beginning.
I liked this, but it seemed like everything was a bit bare bones. Not a lot of world building, nor much background for the characters. The premise was pretty good, and I rather enjoyed the quirky occupation of the MC. Not one you really come across in a paranormal cosy. Hoping it picks up a bit in the next book.
I liked this, but it seemed like everything was a bit bare bones. Not a lot of world building, nor much background for the characters. The premise was pretty good, and I rather enjoyed the quirky occupation of the MC. Not one you really come across in a paranormal cosy. Hoping it picks up a bit in the next book.
February 26, 2021
New girl in town
I enjoyed this story very much. I liked the characters and the way they played out their parts. Hazel seemed a little too naive though and the story seemed to be a little to simple. Some errors noted in the story in typing but still very enjoyable. Makes me want to get the next in the series as soon as it is available.
I enjoyed this story very much. I liked the characters and the way they played out their parts. Hazel seemed a little too naive though and the story seemed to be a little to simple. Some errors noted in the story in typing but still very enjoyable. Makes me want to get the next in the series as soon as it is available.
June 25, 2021
Pleasantly surprised how good this book was. I’ve read a few other book series by this author that were just lacking important information for the story or just repeated story lines over and over. This was a really good read. I was little disappointed in the ending when the sheriff wanted to talk to her but we never got to that point. I guess it’s a good hook to get you to read then next book.
November 25, 2021
A new Funeral Director
Hazel leads a mundane life, until an unknown great-uncle dies and she inherits a funeral home. Then she gets passed on powers of a witch, and finds her unusual familiar in the form of a fairy mouse. Story is a quick, fun read with a murder to solve. Pleasant.
Hazel leads a mundane life, until an unknown great-uncle dies and she inherits a funeral home. Then she gets passed on powers of a witch, and finds her unusual familiar in the form of a fairy mouse. Story is a quick, fun read with a murder to solve. Pleasant.
February 17, 2022
Entertaining and different
I thoroughly enjoyed the story about the changes in a young woman’s life that bring her to realize she’s a witch and facing being a murder suspect in the new town she’s just moved to. Good characters are developed and I am looking forward to finding out more about them in future books. I’ve already bought the next one in the series.
I thoroughly enjoyed the story about the changes in a young woman’s life that bring her to realize she’s a witch and facing being a murder suspect in the new town she’s just moved to. Good characters are developed and I am looking forward to finding out more about them in future books. I’ve already bought the next one in the series.
February 3, 2021
ARC Review I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review. Hazel Holloway finds she got a great uncle Charlie that she is to inherit property in fullmourn and finds that she is getting more then she thought. Awesome story
February 4, 2021
Good Read
This book is a good simple read of the best sort. Easy to follow , written to draw you into the storyline and make you read that one more page, or chapter, finish the book longing for just a little more.
This book is a good simple read of the best sort. Easy to follow , written to draw you into the storyline and make you read that one more page, or chapter, finish the book longing for just a little more.
February 9, 2021
Inheritance
Hazel gets a call from a lawyer telling her she is the beneficiary from her Great-uncle Charlie. She is in for the surprises of a lifetime. Great characters and a new and somewhat spooky location.
Hazel gets a call from a lawyer telling her she is the beneficiary from her Great-uncle Charlie. She is in for the surprises of a lifetime. Great characters and a new and somewhat spooky location.
February 20, 2021
Witches or not a Witch?
Hazel inherited an unknownuncles Funeral Parlour. So begins her strange new life with of course a murdur of a disliked local.
Great story full of intrigue - liked it and recommend it
Hazel inherited an unknownuncles Funeral Parlour. So begins her strange new life with of course a murdur of a disliked local.
Great story full of intrigue - liked it and recommend it
February 24, 2021
Did I really see that?
I loved Hazel and the way she and Rook just kind to seem like they knew each other but really did. I never would have solved this murder and gotten it right. I really enjoyed this book and am looking forward to reading the next one.
I loved Hazel and the way she and Rook just kind to seem like they knew each other but really did. I never would have solved this murder and gotten it right. I really enjoyed this book and am looking forward to reading the next one.
March 1, 2021
Great start to series
I really enjoyed this book! You feel at home, like you know the characters, right away. Great writing style. I did skip a few paragraphs of “internal thinking”, but not too many. Thank you for a great read!
I really enjoyed this book! You feel at home, like you know the characters, right away. Great writing style. I did skip a few paragraphs of “internal thinking”, but not too many. Thank you for a great read!
March 4, 2021
Immensely entertaining
Hazel has a delightful humorous side. I found myself engrossed of what Hazel was going to do next with her realization of being a witch. I hope to read the next book.
Hazel has a delightful humorous side. I found myself engrossed of what Hazel was going to do next with her realization of being a witch. I hope to read the next book.
March 5, 2021
Amazing new series!
This book has a fresh take on the way Hazel becomes a witch. Plus, a mouse familiar with fairy wings. The characters are well written and interesting. I highly recommend this book.
This book has a fresh take on the way Hazel becomes a witch. Plus, a mouse familiar with fairy wings. The characters are well written and interesting. I highly recommend this book.
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