Part of Series
An annoying demon. A twice dead wife. A wealthy jinn with a huge secret. Tempest is on a quest to find her missing dad, when she’s strong-armed by her sister into helping the new owner of Castle Falls. Lex Fontaine, a handsome and smooth-talking jinn, is convinced a demon is after him. He begs for Tempest’s help in solving his problem before he loses his mind. And, given her sister’s interest in Lex as a potential boyfriend, she grudgingly agrees to help. Tempest's first night in Castle Falls doesn’t go smoothly, when Lex thinks he’s seen the demon. It turns out to be anything but demonic. It’s much worse. It’s his wife, and she's been dead for two years! Begin a new adventure today, and learn how a dead wife, a half-vampire, and an elf are all connected. And exactly what happened to Lex Fontaine’s wife two years ago. Are the dead rising, or is something much weirder going on? This is Willow Tree Falls, so it’s bound to be something oddball. Join Tempest, Wiggles, and a cast of fun characters in the eighth book of the Crypt Witch cozy paranormal mystery series. Other books in this cozy witch mystery series include: Luck of the Witch Hell of a Witch Revenge of the Witch Curse of the Witch Son of a Witch Framing of the Witch Trickery of the Witch Wishes of the Witch
Author
K.E. O’Connor is the author of the Witch Haven mystery series, the Crypt Witch cozy mysteries, the Lorna Shadow ghost mysteries, the Holly Holmes baking mysteries, the Zee Town paranormal cozy series, and the Old Sarum mystery series, along with other titles available if you cast the right spell. She can imagine dragons, taste cookies when they aren’t even there, and hear the crack of a witch’s broom at a hundred paces. K.E. (the K stands for Karen) lives in the United Kingdom (it isn’t very united, but that’s a mystery for another time) among the mystical stones and fairy creatures of Somerset. She graduated from the Universities of Southampton and Reading, where she received degrees in Archaeology and Cognitive Evolution (both highly entertaining to take part in, but with the career options of a ground witch’s toe bone.) If you’re of the curious persuasion and want to know more, visit her website at www.keoconnor.com for enlightening knowledge on all things cozy mystery, book news, and a peek into the magical world of a writer who believes animals talk and magic is just a finger click away. To contact her, visit her Facebook page – www.facebook/keoconnorauthor, join her email list, or dust off that haunted mirror in your cellar and speak the ancient magical words to transport yourself into her lounge. There may be tea and cookies waiting, or there may be giants – it depends on her mood.
