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Book 11, 2015
Feb. 4th, 2015 11:10 pmJust finished reading Hex Marks the Spot by Madelyn Alt. It's the third in her "Bewitching Mystery" series.
While scoping out potential new items to offer in Enchantments, Maggie accompanies her boss Felicity to a local craft fair. There, Felicity is smitten with a large, Amish-made armoire, but loses it in the auction. Maggie can't help but notice the man who carved the armoire is quite handsome, but she senses something a bit off about him. When the man is murdered not long after, Maggie happens on the scene and is compelled to investigate the psychic impressions she begins receiving as a result.
These books are largely cozy paranormal mysteries with just enough creepiness thrown in to keep them from being too fluffy. It was fun, following the development of familiar characters and meeting some new ones. I enjoyed the book, but it was my least favorite of the series so far.
Fourstars hearts (for February!):
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While scoping out potential new items to offer in Enchantments, Maggie accompanies her boss Felicity to a local craft fair. There, Felicity is smitten with a large, Amish-made armoire, but loses it in the auction. Maggie can't help but notice the man who carved the armoire is quite handsome, but she senses something a bit off about him. When the man is murdered not long after, Maggie happens on the scene and is compelled to investigate the psychic impressions she begins receiving as a result.
These books are largely cozy paranormal mysteries with just enough creepiness thrown in to keep them from being too fluffy. It was fun, following the development of familiar characters and meeting some new ones. I enjoyed the book, but it was my least favorite of the series so far.
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