Name: It Takes a Coven (a Witch City Mystery) (en Inglés)
Price: 11290.00 CLP
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Author: Carol J. Perry
ISBN: 9781496707192

portada It Takes a Coven (a Witch City Mystery) (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Kensington

Autor

Carol J. Perry

Año

2017

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

384

Encuadernación

Libro de Bolsillo

ISBN13

9781496707192

Categorías

Mujeres detectives

It Takes a Coven (a Witch City Mystery) (en Inglés)

Carol J. Perry (Autor) · Kensington · Libro de Bolsillo

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Reseña del libro "It Takes a Coven (a Witch City Mystery) (en Inglés)"

There’s a new witch-hunt in Salem, Massachusetts . . . When Lee Barrett joins a former student’s bridal party as maid of honor, she expects cake tastings and dress fittings. But wedding planning becomes more peculiar than Lee’s scrying talents could ever predict. There’s a magical baker, a best man with a checkered past, and a talking crow named Poe as the ring bearer. There’s also a kindly old man dead under his apple tree—one of a series of unexplained deaths hanging over the Wiccan community . . . With witches dropping dead before they even come out of the proverbial broom closet, Lee’s best friend, River, fears she might have somehow unleashed a terrible curse on the city. Now, aided by Poe and her clairvoyant cat, Lee sets out to investigate. Are lives being claimed by vengeful supernatural forces—or by something more shocking? She soon discovers, casting light on the wicked truth can be one killer commitment . . . Praise for the Witch City Mysteries “This rewarding paranormal cozy series debut will have Victoria Laurie fans lining up to follow.” —Library Journal on Caught Dead Handed “Perfectly relaxing and readable.” —Kirkus Reviews on Look Both Ways