Librarian's Note: An alternate cover for this ASIN can be found here Magic, mystery and mayhem abound in this new series from Welsh writer Molly Milligan. The body that turns up in Bron’s garden has been there for decades, and he died of natural causes. Just rebury him and carry on as normal, right? But it’s kinda hard to be normal when the ghost of the dead man has been disturbed, and now he wants … well, just what does he want? It’s down to Bron, a traditional hedge witch, to find out. If she doesn’t, that ghost is going to be lingering in corners and upsetting kitchen chairs for the rest of her life. Creepy, tedious and noisy, all at the same time. She’s helped by the unexpected arrival of her cousin Maddie from America, who is seeking connection and history in this uncertain age. And there’s another mystery – why is this vivacious, friendly young woman so evasive and afraid? Soon they are up to their knees in faery folk (don’t trust em), druids (keen on trees), wild animals (Bron’s a healer), the obligatory smouldering blacksmith (sorry, he prefers men), and the maddest Mad Great Aunt of all.

Librarian's Note: An alternate cover for this ASIN can be found here More magic and mystery with Bron, Welsh hedge-witch and healer - plus her American cousin Maddie, the cantankerous seer Great Aunt Dilys, and Harkin who is not your average cat… All is not what it seems in the sleepy Welsh town of Llanfair. The snows have come late and the local police force (cute Adam and not-too-bright Polly) can’t keep up with demand (the demand being: “I’ve fallen over on the ice! Help me!”) A man is found dead in a field and there’s nothing suspicious about it … except for the fact that he appears to have fallen from a great height. Wales does have birds of prey but nothing that could carry a full-grown man. So how did he die? Bron is soon drawn into a very sinister group of families with ancient ties that echo to the present day. She’s helped by her druid friend Dean – he knows a lot of folklore. And her vicar friend Horatio – he knows a lot about people. And her blacksmith friend Gruffydd – he knows a lot … which he cannot tell her. Things would be simpler if her cousin Maddie wasn’t trying to learn magic from the Faerie Folk, her Great Aunt Dilys wasn’t hiding something under her shawl, and bodies didn’t randomly fall from the sky. Just another day in the magical town of Llanfair, then?

The third volume following the magical mystery adventures of Bron the Welsh hedge witch, her American cousin Maddie and their crazy bunch of friends (and enemies). Herbs are good for you, right? Maybe not so good for one person - who’s found dead beside a cauldron of magical herbs. Glittery, frilly Sian Pederi is running a course up in the hills called “Unfurl Your Inner Spirit” and it’s all path working, ley lines, drumming and vegan food ... until the corpse rocks up. Bron needs to get to the bottom of it, but literally everyone wanted this person dead – and even Bron herself could have cheerfully hit them with a tree branch. She’s got other problems, too. Harkin, her cat, is obsessed with the number three. Her mad Great Aunt might, or might not, be plotting the demise of her actual nemesis Elsie Delaney and hunky police officer Adam is being just so impossibly nice. With more Celtic folklore, faeries, druids, helpful vicars, London journalists and random hippies than you can shake an authentic hand-carved sigil-adorned harp at ... welcome back to the crazy world of Llanfair!

A witch has to consume the darkness to defeat the darkness… Bron’s learned to open her heart. She has friends. She even has a boyfriend. But now she’s in danger of sabotaging all that is good in her life. It starts with a secret hidden in a cabin in the woods. A child goes missing. Was he stolen? When he comes back, he’s …. different. He’s a changeling. Only the Fair Folk do such things but Bron’s closest friend is a Fairy witch and she swears they cannot be responsible. If Bron pursues her suspicions, she’ll drive her friend away. But if she doesn’t get to the bottom of things, a family will be destroyed. She knows what she has to do. But sacrifice is hard and when she confronts the very darkness at the heart of the woods, only the corpse candles can light her way out of the night… Success will demand more than Bron thinks she can offer. Raining Cats And Dogs is the fourth in a complete eight-book series by British author Molly Milligan. If you like earth-based magic that holds communities together, old tales weaving their spell in new ways, and ancient answers to modern problems, you’ll love these humorous, intriguing paranormal mysteries. Each are standalones with no cliffhangers. I am a British author writing in British English so you may encounter some unfamiliar spelling, grammar and vocabulary. Buy this book now to escape with familiar friends to the mysterious Welsh mountains!

Another complete book of Celtic capers and Welsh witchy wonder brimming with cats, magic, mystery and … scarecrows. It’s an exciting summer in the small town of Llanfair. There’s a scarecrow festival and Maddie’s mother, Ceri, has come to revisit the place where she grew up. Except there was a reason she left for America all those years ago, and that reason hasn’t gone away. Well, not exactly. It has changed, however, and gone underground. Literally. Now a dark secret lurks in a Neolithic barrow and Ceri’s arrival has sparked its awakening. Someone is in danger. It’s not clear who that is. Meanwhile, Mad Aunt Dilys has created a scarecrow that might get her arrested, Gruffydd is getting more enigmatic by the day, curse poles are popping up, and Bron herself indulges in a little light arson. It’s mostly accidental. But totally life-changing. All good people do bad things sometimes. How many bad things can you do before you’re not a good person any longer?

The problem with an open-and-shut murder case is that sometimes, you can’t shut the case fast enough before something weird gets out… The autumn equinox should be about balance, reflection, and an ordering of one’s life. Celebration, harvest, and completion. Sounds great, doesn’t it? Not for Bron, a traditional Welsh hedge witch. The only thing she’s harvesting is trouble. The recent tragic killing of a local woman is apparently quickly solved, only to spiral out of control when the magic behind her life continues to leak out into this world. The killer flees to the land of the Fair Folk and only Maddie has the skills to follow – but only Bron can bring them to justice. Meanwhile Great Aunt Dilys seems to be collecting newspapers, Sian is the victim of ongoing sabotage, and Bron’s desperately trying to pretend that Adam is nothing more than a good friend. Sometimes you have to lose someone to appreciate what you had. And then it’s too late. Too late? At the equinox, even time is flexible…

A witch is busy at Samhain. Hallowe’en appeals to mystical folk and everyone else alike, and sometimes it’s hard to tell the real monsters from the costumes. The first death is a tragedy but the second suspicious death has got everyone in the town scared. The police do what they can, but Bron can go places they cannot. But as she journeys through the Celtic Otherworld, she meets a supernatural being who claims her for his own. Now she has to negotiate for her very own soul, while she tries to bring justice to the dead. The only way she can win is by using a type of magic she has never used before. And she needs the help of someone who might have been responsible for murder… If Bron can’t stop the King of Shadows, who will be his next victim? The Cat’s Out Of The Bag is the seventh in a complete eight-book series by British author Molly Milligan. If you like earth-based magic that holds communities together, old tales weaving their spell in new ways, and ancient answers to modern problems, you’ll love these humorous, intriguing paranormal mysteries. Each are standalones with no cliffhangers. I am a British author writing in British English so you may encounter some unfamiliar spelling, grammar and vocabulary. Buy this book now and escape with familiar friends to the mysterious Welsh mountains!

The holiday season of Yule is busy enough without having to stop earthquakes, solve mysteries, and rebalance the forces of good and evil… But that’s what Bron’s “To-Do” list looks like. It begins at a party where someone is assaulted in the dark but he won’t press charges. The police are happy to drop the case but Bron unearths more to the story. She literally unearths it. A crack is opening in the ground beneath the standing stones. She’s a witch and she knows enough about folktales to realise this is a very bad thing. While the town around her celebrates, and her friends are making merry, Bron has to voyage deep into the Celtic Otherworld to find the root of the problem. And fix things. And somehow make it back alive … and in time for roast potatoes and sherry. The Cat’s Got The Cream is the concluding volume in a complete eight-book series by British author Molly Milligan. If you like earth-based magic that holds communities together, old tales weaving their spell in new ways, and ancient answers to modern problems, you’ll love these humorous, intriguing paranormal mysteries. Each are standalones with no cliffhangers. I am a British author writing in British English so you may encounter some unfamiliar spelling, grammar and vocabulary. Buy this book now and escape with familiar friends to the mysterious Welsh mountains!