The Witch of Bayberry Creek Three Ebook Bundle

Paranormal cozy mysteries. EBOOK BUNDLE of Books 1, 2, and 3 in the series. This is the prequel series to The Kitchen Witch series. Book 1. The Curious Case of the Uninvited Corpse Bayberry Creek, 1936. The dam is drying up, tempers are running short, and something that should have stayed buried has come to the surface. Thelma Spelled keeps a tidy kitchen, a well-stocked herb garden, and a careful distance between her neighbours and her magic. She has no wish to be mixed up in a murder. Murder, however, has stopped waiting for an invitation. A black car idling in the street. A friend who needs her. A town where everyone has an opinion and nobody has the whole story. And two kittens who watch Thelma with a knowing look no ordinary cat should possess. Her husband Wolff believes every puzzle has a scientific answer. Thelma suspects some answers are older than science, wiser than science, and a great deal less willing to be hurried. In a sunburnt country town where the tea is strong, the snakes are closer than anyone admits, and a secret can stay buried for a whole year, one curious witch is about to learn exactly who has been keeping it. Book 2. The Curious Case of Yesterday’s Murder. Most murders announce themselves at once. This one has taken ten years to arrive. Thelma trusts three things in a crisis: her herbs, her instincts, and a strong cup of tea. She will need all three, and a good deal of magic besides, because nothing about this case behaves the way a murder should. The timing is impossible, the evidence is baffling, and the only certainty is that somebody got away with it for a very long time. In Bayberry Creek, everybody has an opinion and nobody has the facts. There is a glamorous rival witch with a sharp tongue and a sharper agenda, a wise friend whose knowledge runs deeper than any textbook, and a town where gossip travels faster than a startled kangaroo. The case calls for a witch with a talent for trouble and a stubborn streak a mile wide. In a sunburnt country town where the tea is hot and the secrets are hotter, one curious witch is about to learn just how long the past can reach. Book 3. The Curious Case of the Man Who Wasn't There Bayberry Creek, 1937. The bunting is up, the flags are flying, and the whole town is preparing to celebrate the crowning of the King. Not everyone will make it to the Coronation Ball. Thelma Spelled volunteered to hang flags and keep clear of the tea urn, nothing more. Unfortunately, murder has a habit of turning up where it is least convenient, and this time it has locked the door behind it. A Coronation Ball with more secrets than streamers. A little black book half the town is afraid of. A dear friend in need. A rival witch in gold satin with designs on Thelma's husband, an old enemy with a private detective on her payroll, and two cats with firm opinions about everything, the sandwiches in particular. Wolff would much prefer his wife stayed out of it. So would Thelma, if only somebody else in Bayberry Creek were willing to ask the questions nobody wants answered. With committee squabbles to referee, costumes to wrestle into shape, and a ballroom full of people with something to hide, Thelma is about to discover that even the most respectable town can keep a secret behind closed doors.