A cursed teapot turns a coffee shop-owning witch's life upside down. When coffee shop owner, Willow, receives a mysterious teapot from her best friend, her charmed life is turned upside down. Between the cursed warlock who thinks he's still in Ancient times, the cat who insists on coming through her window and making herself at home, and a new employee, Willow has her hands full. Can she unravel the mess she's found herself in? And can she do it without losing her heart? - Pumpkin Spice and All Things Nice is book one of the Cauldron Coffee Shop Series, a cozy urban fantasy featuring a coffee-shop-owning witch, an ancient warlock cursed to live in a teapot, and a cheeky cat. It includes an m/f romantic subplot. If you love cozy urban fantasy, coffee shop settings, low-stakes adventures, cat familiars, and a warm and fuzzy feeling vibe, start the Cauldron Coffee Shops series with Pumpkin Spice And All Things Nice.

"The story has a Nancy Drew style to it… fun and upbeat with a mystery that's intriguing, engaging, and is perfectly fitted to the witty duo of Luffy and Jasmine… funny, charming, lighthearted"--5 Stars, Readers' FavoriteBOOK ONEA body in Blackwood Cove is never just a body.Jasmine Moore sees trouble before it arrives, in sudden flashes of the future she'd rather not have. She can also understand every word her golden retriever, Luffy, says. (Mostly opinions about bacon.)So when a local is found dead and the police call it an accident, Jasmine can't let it go. She saw it coming, and what she saw was no accident.With Luffy's nose leading the way, she digs into the grudges and buried history the town would rather forget. Soon, she learns half her neighbors have something to hide, and one of them has started watching her. Jasmine has to find the killer before Blackwood Cove claims another victim.BOOK TWOThe clock tower at Wildwood College has kept perfect time for 200 years. Then a student fell from it.Everyone agrees Oliver's death was a tragic accident: a promising young student, a slick ledge, a night of pouring spring rain. But Jasmine Moore saw that fall before it happened, and in her vision, he wasn't alone.So Jasmine and her golden retriever Luffy (who has strong opinions about wet paws, and stronger ones about the dean) head into the college's rain-soaked halls. Behind the portraits and old stone walls, they find bitter rivalries, long-buried secrets, and a college determined to protect its past.But someone at Wildwood has noticed Jasmine asking questions. She has to catch the killer before time runs out.BOOK THREESomeone left a body in the Blackwood Cove library, and a business card marking the page of a book beside it.After a brutal semester, Jasmine Moore came home wanting nothing more than a good book and a long nap with Luffy. Instead, the whole town is talking about a murder in the dusty stacks. No one has a motive, no one saw a thing, and no one can agree on a suspect.Except Jasmine has already seen something: a vision of an angry stranger [slamming a book shut in the stacks]. Luffy, meanwhile, is sure his nose can find the clues everyone else missed, and he'd like it on record that he's never wrong. (He is sometimes wrong.)As the clues contradict each other and familiar faces begin hiding things, Jasmine realizes the killer hasn't left town, and has noticed her asking questions. She'll have to read between the lines fast, before someone closes the book on her.Books 1-3 of the Pet Psychic Cozy Mysteries can be enjoyed as standalones. Perfect for fans of Trixie Silvertale and Miranda Rose Barker, they are small-town cozy mysteries with a sprinkling of the paranormal, and a very opinionated golden retriever.

Thirty-one nights. Thirty-one chapters. One final nightmare.Last Halloween, thirty trick-or-treaters vanished into the night.This October, they’re coming back—one by one, each day of the month. But every child carries the same chilling warning: something is returning on the 31st.Bob has never stopped searching for his daughter. Now, as the shadows of Halloween grow longer, he must face the darkness that stole her—before it takes everything again.The 31st Trick-or-Treater is a Halloween advent novel: thirty-one nights, thirty-one chapters, and one final nightmare waiting on Halloween.

Welcome to Starry Hollow, where spells were made to be broken.Magic & Murder, Book 1 Short on both cash and time, Ember Rose does her best as a single mom in New Jersey, serving up attitude along with repossession notices. When a repo job goes sideways, she and her daughter find themselves in imminent danger--until a visit from estranged relatives turns their world upside down. Ember, Marley, and their Yorkie are transported to Starry Hollow, a paranormal town where witches rule and magic is as normal as pizza. Where Ember goes, though, trouble seems to follow. When a member of the coven turns up dead and the sexy werewolf sheriff identifies Ember as a suspect, she decides to take matters into her own hands like only a Jersey girl can.Magic & Mystery, Book 2Ember Rose, descendant of the One True Witch and New Jersey transplant, is settling into her new life in Starry Hollow, along with her precocious daughter. It doesn't take long before Ember finds herself smack dab in the middle of another mystery. Someone is turning the town's most eligible bachelors into frogs, starting with her cousin Florian. Aunt Hyacinth insists that the newspaper investigate alongside Sheriff Nash because 'everybody knows werewolves track meat, not suspects.'Can Ember manage to catch the culprit or will these young princes of Starry Hollow be trapped as frogs forever?Magic & Mischief, Book 3 When a handful of Starry Hollow residents experience their worst nightmares in real life, witch-in-training Ember Rose must use her budding journalist skills to figure out the who, what, why, when, where and how before it's too late. With both Sheriff Nash and Alec, her editor-in-chief, affected, the stakes have never been higher.Will she manage to stop the curse before her own worst nightmare comes true? These are full-length, humorous cozy mystery novels.

The latest installment in Darci Hannah’s delicious Beacon Bakeshop Mystery series set in small-town Beacon Harbor, Michigan, featuring a baker heroine who lives in the local lighthouse with her beloved Newfoundland dog, Wellington. Lindsey prefers to keep her bakeshop’s Halloween decor light and autumnal, rather than gruesome and ghoulish. But everyone knows her lighthouse home is haunted. Some intrepid teens have even tried to break in to witness the resident ghost themselves. Dreading Halloween night, Lindsey reluctantly allows her influencer and podcaster best friend, Kennedy, to host a live ghost hunting investigation in the lighthouse, conducted by a professional team. Protective of her ghost, Lyndsey is understandably nervous about what they might uncover . . . The segment is uneventful—until things take a terrifying turn. The team freaks out. As Kennedy joins the mad dash outside, she bumps into what looks like the prankster teens’ creepy clown costume hanging from a tree. But when Lindsey’s dog, Wellington, begins to whine, they make a grim discovery: the clown is no dummy. It’s a corpse. Now Lindsey and company will need to keep their cool if they want a ghost of a chance to solve the murder—and see another Halloween . . . Praise for Murder at the Blueberry Festival“You’ll never see the end coming in this delightfully zany tale.”--Kirkus Reviews Includes Delicious Recipes!

After years apart, a group of estranged friends gather at a secluded cabin in the woods for a reunion party. Their celebration is interrupted when Chase Bowen—a mysterious, handsome young man—shows up at their door, wet, cold and stranded. Despite some reluctance amongst the guests, the visitor is invited into the cabin to wait for a mechanic.But Chase has different plans for them. He wants to play his favorite party games with the guests. And in his versions of these games, there are violent, sadistic consequences for losing...Jon Athan, the author of Our Dead Girlfriend and Blender Babies, invites you to join the party. Be warned, though: You might lose a finger... or two.WARNING: This book contains graphic content. Reader discretion is advised.