Welcome to Lemon Bliss, Louisiana where an abandoned lemon tea factory is the most happening place in town and witches secretly rule the roost. Violet Broussard gets called back to the hometown she left in the dust when a dead body is found in the abandoned factory bequeathed to her by her grandmother. Violet has plans, big plans, and they most definitely don’t involve staying in Lemon Bliss any longer than necessary. The town is mostly famous for its lemon tea infused with enough alcohol to make one experience bliss, hence the town’s name. Yet, once she’s there, things get a tad wacky. There’s the old factory, which has amateur supernatural investigators sneaking into it, there’s the fact that the moment Violet sets foot in town, no one wants her to leave, and then things get plain crazy. Violet’s mother announces she’s a witch, and so is Violet and apparently half the freakin’ town. Violet’s busy trying to absorb this astonishing fact—who knew?!—and gets caught up in sorting out exactly how a dead body ended up in the factory. Fending off the opinions of her mother and a gaggle of coven witches, Violet finds herself falling for Gabriel, a too-handsome-for-his-own-good sort who happens to be descended from witches as well. As if she doesn’t have enough going on already. Loopy lemon tea, witches and wackiness abound in this cozy mystery.

Murders simply don't happen in Willardville. Not until now. The small town's beloved baker Freddy Hawkins has been killed. But who did it? In a town this size, everyone knows everyone, and no one fits the bill of a murderer. The eccentric and zany inventor Harold Walley has been arrested after being found at the scene of the crime. But Harold seems as innocent as they come - he wouldn't hurt a fly, and his friends and neighbors know it. Willardville's famous witch Zoey Stansfield was close with both the victim and the suspect, and she knows Harold Walley is innocent. The police, however, think it's an open and shut case, and as far as they're concerned, the mystery has been solved. But Ms. Stansfield disagrees, and so does her best friend and fellow witch, Tina Wallace. It's up to this magical duo to prove Harold's innocence. But how? Clues are scant, and the longer they take to solve the case, the longer an innocent man remains behind bars. Witches Know Best is the first book in the Witches of Willardville series by Brad Wolf. keywords: paranormal suspense, small town murder, women's fiction, chic lit, amateur private detective witch investigator, magic black cats and cauldrons, suspenseful mystery, killer on the loose, crime stories, lighthearted, animal, potions and spells

Welcome to Lemon Bliss, Louisiana where an abandoned lemon tea factory is the most happening place in town and witches secretly rule the roost. Violet Broussard finds herself hanging tight in her tiny hometown, although that most definitely wasn’t her plan. She’s busy learning all the secrets kept hidden about her, um, secret witchy ways, running the bakery with her bestie, and falling for Gabriel. Just when she’s starting to wonder if the dust has settled in Lemon Bliss, someone breaks into the town’s museum. Because everything in Lemon Bliss seems to be tangled up in magic, Violet isn’t the least bit surprised to discover every item stolen from the museum is connected to the ancient witch coven. Not even her grandmother’s legendary lemon sweet tea can soothe anyone’s spirits. With the witches running around trying to steal back their stolen items and hide their true power while they’re at it, Violet finds herself stooping to all kinds of magic. Breaking and entering, a sneaky love spell to beguile the police chief, and more are thrown about with abandon by the witches. Meanwhile, Gabriel is still wooing her, the lemon trees have begun to bloom again, and the supernatural investigators won’t stop sneaking into the factory. Loopy lemon tea, witches and wackiness abound in this cozy mystery.

Juliette is a good witch. Really. Her name is literally Juliette Good. Apologies for the redundancy. Good witch or not, she often ends up in the wrong place at the wrong time. Returning home to Charm Cove, Maine after the holidays, she makes a nostalgic wish in the town’s fountain. As unfortunate luck would have it, seconds later the town’s ancient beloved balsam tree catches fire and is burned to a crisp. By virtue of being a witness, Juliette is also a suspect. Suddenly, wishes cast by random strangers in the fountain are granted almost instantly if Juliette happens to be nearby. In the less magical realm, residents of Charm Cove are up in arms over winter road maintenance and a few too many fender benders during the icy winter. Meanwhile, the only other person known to be present when the ancient balsam tree caught fire is Donovan Wick—a warlock who’s just moved back to town. He’s handsome and charming, and Juliette just might be falling for him. There’s not much time for romance when the witches and warlocks of Charm Cove are chasing down whoever cast the spell that harmed the tree, and the entire town is disgruntled over the state of the roads. The mundane and magical are all tangled together. Take a visit to Charm Cove, where Wicked meets Good and where you just might find there’s almost always more than meets the eye.

Willardville used to be safe. But now there's been another murder, and it's got the two small-town witches scratching their heads. Small town Willardville's bookshop owner Miles Cranston owed money all over town, and now he's been found dead behind his cash register. The police have no clues to go on, and local town witches Zoey Stansfield and Tina Wallace can't imagine who could have done this. They scour the town looking for clues, but clues in this case are very hard to come by, so Zoey enlists the help of her black cat Shadow, whose keen feline senses might help them solve the mystery. In a town as small as Willardville, everyone knows everyone... And everyone is a suspect. Witches and Kittens is book 2 in the Witches of Willardville series by Brad Wolf. keywords: paranormal suspense, small town murder, women's fiction, chic lit, amateur private detective witch investigator, magic black cats and cauldrons, suspenseful mystery, killer on the loose, crime stories, lighthearted, animal, potions and spells

The small town of Globe, Arizona, is in a world of trouble when Selena Marx, former witch to the stars — all right, psychic advisor to aspiring actors and actresses — lands there after running afoul of the leader of the Greater Los Angeles Necromancers’ Guild. All she wants is to lead a quiet life…or at least as quiet as the cursed cat she inherits when she buys her new home will allow. Unfortunately, people start turning up dead, and she attracts the attention of Calvin Standingbear, the chief of police for the local San Ramon Apache tribe. More mayhem ensues as the series continues! Hedgewitch for Hire is a lighthearted small town mystery series with an overarching romance subplot carries throughout the books. This boxed set includes the first three books in the Hedgewitch for Hire paranormal cozy series: Grave Mistake Hedgewitch Selena runs to Arizona to escape Lucien, a slimy, celebrity-schmoozing sorcerer. Just as she’s meeting the locals — including hunky Calvin Standingbear — Lucien tracks her down…then disappears. When one of Lucien’s acolytes is killed. Selena and Calvin race against time before a too-close-for-comfort evil cuts her own life short. Social Medium Becoming an Instagram star sounded like a good way to promote Selena’s metaphysical shop, but when the dark side of social media rears its ugly head, she’s going to need all the friends she can get, including the secretive police chief Calvin Standingbear. Because online witch rivalries can be murder. Household Demons When Selena’s parents buy the most haunted Victorian mansion in town, she checks it out— and senses nothing. But the unholy racket tells her something is infesting this house. When backup arrives, the house strikes back. Now her parents are murder suspects…and Selena could be the mansion’s next victim. KEYWORDS: witch, warlock, wizard, sorcerer, psychic, medium, telepath, cop hero, sheriff, detective, police, tarot, crystal ball, wicca, small town romance, small town mystery, cat mystery, magic spell, curse, fish out of water, opposites attract, cozy mystery, cozy cat mystery, cozy witch mystery, boxed set, omnibus

Shannon and Myrtle Winterbourne are no ordinary sisters. Not only do they live in an extraordinary house, in an extraordinary hamlet, but they also have rather extraordinary skills… Nestled among a thicket of weeping willows deep in the heart of Dartmoor, lies a house like no other. A house defying the laws of logic–and gravity for that matter. Some might even say it had a mind, and soul, of its own. They wouldn’t be wrong. Affectionately known as Willow, this house has been an integral part of the Winterbourne family for over 400 years, and it is very, very protective of the Winterbournes, so woe betide anyone who dares to wrong this family of witches… Willow Tree Farm is the very first magical novella in The Winterbourne Witches series. If you like quirky characters, magical mysteries and moments that will have you laughing out loud, then you’ll love SG Turner’s Willow Tree Farm. Buy your copy today for a fun-filled magical mystery tour of Willow Tree Farm. Praise for Willow Tree Farm ‘Charming witches, a house that shakes and a generous dose of humour and fantasy and you get Turner’s newest magical imagination: Willow Tree Farm! I loved it!’ H. A Leuschel, Author 'Such an awesome read. The flow of the story is magical if you will excuse the pun, and so early on so many twists that I can’t wait to see what happens next!!! The family dynamic is so beautiful that you fall in love with all of them' Claudia McCarthy 'I read Willow Tree Farm with my little boy. He did not want me to stop reading this. He thought the house was very funny. He said, grumpy like his mummy in the morning. Cannot wait till the next part in a fantastic book for all ages. I asked my boy what he thought so had to add this bit, 'Your house is based on me and his twin sisters!' Marie Hindle