β Scribed by Sampson, Nan
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
The weekend before her coffee shopβs Grand Opening in the small Wisconsin town of Horizon, former Chicago marketing exec and hereditary Wiccan, Ellie Gooden, opens the back door to her new business... and finds murder. The former owner is dead in the middle of her kitchen, tied to a chair, covered in syrup and feathers, with a butcher knife sticking out of his chest. A stranger in a new town, Ellie climbs immediately to the top of a suspect list of one. To make matters worse, someone is vandalizing both her new shop and her new home, and the shade of the murdered man keeps urging her to solve the crime. As she struggles to launch her new business and salvage her reputation, she digs into the dead manβs past, unearthing long-buried, small town secrets β secrets that have driven someone to kill. And by exposing the past, Ellie could be next. **
Nan Sampson has been writing stories since she was old enough to hold a crayon. She writes primarily mysteries, fantasy and space opera β sometimes all at once. She makes her home northwest of Chicago with her husband, teenage daughter and Lord Admiral Horatio Nelson (aka, the very pushy poodle).
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