What's a witch to do when the meanest man in the county drops dead in his coleslaw during her shift at the local barbecue joint? Noelle does what any good Southern girl would do: she flicks a wrist to clean up the mess, then thanks the stars for doing the world a favor. But that's just the beginning. She has the Magical Oversight Committee on her back because she can't keep her unruly little sister in line and the hunky new city-slicker sheriff would like to take her to dinner, except he suspects her of murder. To top it off, her possessed miniature donkey is being particularly calamitous and the old hens at the local beauty parlor are laying bets on her love life. A skydiving best friend and a bossy, living-impaired aunt become the least of her worries when the killer decides to bump up the plan by bumping her off. Can she figure it out in time to save all that she holds dear, or will Noelle be next on the list of folks who've turned up dead?

Sunshine, massages, and drinks with little umbrellas in them. That's what cruises are all about, right? Maybe, unless you're a witch with a habit of finding trouble. When Noelle and crew go on a cruise to celebrate the death of the town's biggest bully, they find themselves in the middle of a robbery gone awry. Can they help a new friend get her grandma's pearls - and her life - back before the ship gets back to port? This novella is set in the Witches of Keyhole Lake Southern Mysteries series and falls right after book 1, though it can be read in any order.

Having somebody go upside your head with a toilet tank lid would make anybody cranky, but when local contractor Max Wheeler meets his end this way, he takes it more personally than most. As any responsible ghost would, he seeks out the local sheriff to report himself murdered. With yet another paranormal reality to wrap his head around, Hunter dives into an investigation and learns that there's more beneath the surface of his small southern town than he thought. Though he tracks down lead after lead, he keeps coming up empty, and Max becomes more irritated—and irritating—with each dead-end. Meanwhile, things take a turn for the strange when briskets and peach pies start going missing, and broken items turn up fixed. Throw in a slippery young pick-pocket with secrets of his own and you've got three separate mysteries that just aren't adding up. All Noelle wants is a finished swimming pool instead of a giant mud hole in her yard, and to get her bakery up and running, but cranky ghosts, gossipy but (mostly) lovable old hens at the beauty parlor, and bratty kids just keep slowing her down. Is it really too much to ask that people stop killing each other long enough for a witch to get some work done?

Keyhole Lake has its fair share of oddballs and ne'er-do-wells, but sometimes even good folks do bad things, right? At first, the crimes seem to stem from desperation or teenage rebellion, but when the president of the ladies' auxiliary is busted stealing church funds, Noelle starts to piece together a pattern that points to a much more nefarious - and magical - explanation. The infractions go from bad to worse, and to add insult to injury, the sheriff - her beau - doesn't believe her. Though she has a town full of ghosts and a couple powerful witches on her side, the rest of the town - including her talking donkey - is convinced she's off her rocker. After all, "the devil made me do it" is an expression, not an alibi. The stakes skyrocket when one of the people closest to her is found standing over a dead body holding the murder weapon. The bad guys are about to find out what happens when you mess with southern witch's family, friends, and talking pets, assuming she can stay alive and out of jail long enough to find them.

Halloween is supposed to be fun, right? It's Flynn family tradition to host Keyhole Lake's annual Halloween party. This year, Noelle is in charge and she’s about to lose it. Between forgetting to pick up the candy and trying to work around a histrionic, living-impaired aunt, things are spiraling out of control fast. The situation goes from bad to worse when she buys a cool crystal pendant in a thrift shop, because it isn’t long before she finds out that what she really bought is TROUBLE! A restless spirit starts appearing in unlikely places and leaving cryptic messages around the house just hours before the party’s set to begin. A surprising twist helps Noelle pull off what might just be the spookiest Halloween party in history!

A horse is a horse, right? Of course not. Just when Noelle thinks she has her ducks in a row, a woman brings her horse to Flynn Farm for boarding. At first, everything is just peachy keen: the woman is wonderful and the horse is mannerly and full of personality. Then, par for the course and much to Noe's chagrin, things start to go sideways. Mysterious men start showing up in town looking for a woman matching the boarder's description, trinkets start missing from her shop, and someone close to her gets some shocking news. Is it going to be murder and mayhem in Keyhole Lake again, or is Noelle finally going to enjoy some R&R? It's likely a safe bet to put your money on the mayhem.

Noelle and crew take some much-needed time off for a little fun, fried foods, and barbecue, but she should know by now that nothing's that easy. When the main judge at the competition turns up murdered with a barbecue fork, it seems everybody's a suspect, including Bobbie Sue and Earl. Meat's not the only thing being grilled as they look more and more like the prime suspects. That's not all that's afoot, either. Somebody's stealing secret recipes and and seeking to sabotage the entire competition, and trouble arises at home. They came for the food and the trophy, but they may end up staying for the amenities at the iron-bar hotel.

What do you get when you combine magic and teenage attitude? A witch stuck in a snow globe, that’s what. Shelby Flynn’s tired of being treated like a kid and when she finds herself in trouble for yet another simple mistake, she wishes for a perfect life. Unfortunately, she has a lot to learn about perfection and finds out the hard way that growing up has nothing to do with age, and being independent doesn’t mean that you don’t occasionally need a little help. Now it’s going to take a miracle to get her home to the ones she loves so she can prove she’s the witch they know she can be. Lucky for her, that’s what Christmas is all about.

Moonlight, a handsome man, and… a dead body? Definitely not what Noelle expected when she cast off with Hunter to do a little romantic night fishing. Hunter discovers the girl didn’t exist before moving to Keyhole Lake. A day later, he’s ordered to close the case before he even opens it. Meanwhile, the living-impaired community pulls together to help one of their own, and Max, the talking donkey, knows more than he's telling. Something’s fishy in Keyhole, and Noelle and crew are determined to find out what.

Wine is great, but having it delivered right to your house is awesome, at least until it kills you. When one local woman dies, Hunter writes it off as a tragic allergic reaction, but when another dies the same way, he realizes they may have shared more than just a monthly wine membership. Meanwhile, Shelby and Noelle struggle to master their newfound magical abilities and Raeann has troubles of her own. Join Noelle and crew - both living and post-life - for some fresh chaos, magic, and humor in this next full-length witchy adventure. This is book 7 in the Witches of Keyhole Lake Mystery series.

Funnel cakes are delicious, but are they truly to die for? When a woman turns up dead at the spring fair, Callie finds herself the sole name on the suspect list. Even though the case seems open and shut, Noelle knows she’s no murderer. With the evidence piling up and the fair coming to a close, it’s up to her to clear her friend and bring the real killer to justice. While she’s searching for one killer, a menacing force lurks ever closer and gathers force to take out the Flynn girls and all they stand for. The problem is that Noelle has no idea they're coming, let alone a clue as to how to stop them before her family and life as she knows it is torn apart.

Marybeth has decided it's time to clean up the bad side of Keyhole Lake, but when she finds a dead body in her new, rundown mansion, she has to wonder if she's bitten off more than she can chew. Between managing her upcycling business, putting up with an aunt who's taken over the local ghost community, and seeing her wayward sister off to college, Noelle's to-do list is already overflowing. Thankfully for Marybeth, she always has time to help any friend accused of murder! This is book 10 in the Witches of Keyhole Lake Paranormal Cozy Mysteries series. Warning: This fun, fast-paced mystery contains witches, talking donkeys, and a whole lot of sass!

With her little sister off to college and her powers all over the map, Noelle's struggling to find her footing. When her friends decide to treat her to a relaxing, fun-filled weekend of camping, truck pulls, and grilled food, she's all in. Just when it appears as if her friend Sarah has the mud bogging contest buttoned down, her main competitor turns up dead right after accusing Sarah of cheating. With Sarah accused of murder, a magical object demanding her attention, and her friends leaning on her to move her relationship forward, Noelle's gonna need a vacation from her vacation - IF she can survive with her sanity intact.

What's a fall festival without a murder? For a hundred years, Keyhole Lake's Fourth of July Festival and Barbecue Cook-Off has drawn people from all over the south, and this year's no exception. Historically, though, some have been better than others for Noelle and crew. This year, she's hoping for the best. She and Hunter are newly engaged, her powers are leveling out, and life is good - at least until a woman turns up murdered in the fortune teller's tent. The case takes a turn for the strange when Hunter discovers she's an heiress that was reported missing three years ago. Once word gets out, "beloved" family members start crawling out of the woodwork, and the situation goes from strange to downright nerve-wracking when the woman's ghost shows up and starts pointing fingers.

When a weekend getaway turns deadly, Noelle and Hunter have to solve the mystery before anyone else ends up dead. Everything is peachy for Noelle. Her business is clicking right along, her family is healthy and happy, and all her doubts about taking things to the next level with Hunter were for nothing. The only tiny complaint she has is that she's been burning the candle at both ends and needs a break. When Hunter surprises her with a weekend getaway to her favorite cabin in the mountains, she can't wait to get away for some fishing, four-wheeling, and front-porch sitting. As usual, though, trouble finds her when she goes out for a peaceful morning walk and stumbles over the body of a missing hiker. With his girlfriend still missing, Noelle and Hunter rush to find her before she, too, falls victim to the mountain murderer.

As if getting ready for a wedding isn't bad enough, somebody had to go and kill the crazy uncle. Noelle's rushing back and forth trying to be the best maid of honor she can. The dress is fitted, the cake is ordered and the invitations are sent. Now all she has to do is plan the bachelorette party and await the big day, or so she thinks. Three days before the wedding, Anna Mae's uncle, an eccentric, irritating man on the best of days, winds up dead. With Noelle's favorite uncle at the top of the witness list, Noelle and crew have to work fast to figure out who really did it before the whole wedding ends up a wash.

Don't let the fluffy gray hair and flowery hats fool ya - little old ladies are evil! Things are clickin' right along for Noelle and Hunter. They're through a flurry of weddings, tourist season is over, and it's finally time to settle in and enjoy the cooler weather of fall. They should have known no quiet moment goes uninterrupted, though! While decorating for the annual Halloween festival, a close friend is found standing over the body of a member of the high-hatted Magnolia Club smack in the middle of the corn maze, murder weapon in hand. With the ladies of Keyhole Lake's high society out for blood, Noelle and Hunter have to find the real murderer before the old hens flock together to send an innocent woman to jail. Join Noelle, Hunter, and crew the 16th adventure in my sassy, snarky Witches of Keyhole Lake Southern Mysteries series!