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Cover of Hell of a Witch (Crypt Witch Cozy Mystery Series Book 2)

Hell of a Witch (Crypt Witch Cozy Mystery Series Book 2)

✍ Scribed by O'Connor, K E

Book ID
110444779
Publisher
K.E. O'Connor
Year
2018
Tongue
English
Weight
162 KB
Series
Crypt Witch 2
Category
Fiction
ASIN
B07H1V83DN

No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.

✦ Synopsis

A dangerous magic ring. The power of solstice. A murder to solve.

Tempest Crypt is looking forward to the magical time of the solstice. It's a chance to recharge her magic, hang out with her friends, and eat a ton of cake.

When a non-magical journalist covering the solstice is discovered dead in the Crypt family cemetery, Angel Force want answers.

Tempest has her arm twisted by her mom to figure out who killed the journalist to stop the family name getting a bad reputation. Dead bodies in a cemetery! It's just not right.

With her unwelcome demon on board, rumors of a dark magic ring, and her auntie Queenie overheard making threats to the journalist, Tempest has a challenge on her hands. 

Join the Crypt family alongside a cast of magic-filled beings, in this new paranormal cozy witch mystery.

Books in this series:

Book 1: Luck of the Witch

Book 2: Hell of a Witch

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