β Scribed by Agnes Lester Brown
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Fennelmoore is in
deep trouble. Mayor Riley has hatched a hare-brained scheme to turn the
tranquil, picturesque village into an garish theme park, much to the
disgust of the Whitewood Witches. Fortunately the Mushroom Convention
arrives in town, buying them time to stop their crazy mayor. But then a
famous mushroom expert is murdered at the convention, and it's up to
feisty Lori Whitewood and her inventive family of witches to use all
their magic potion prowess to catch a dangerous, unpredictable killer
and save Fennelmoore from imminent destruction. In between Lori has
trouble coping with the advances of the handsome but enigmatic Matt.
What does he know about the murder that he's not sharing with her? Will
she solve the mystery before the killer escapes from Fennelmoore?
Mystery
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