Raven Snow

The town of Lainswich is a bizarre place. It's an insular community and home to a lot of strange happenings. It's also home to the Greensmith family. Rumor has it that they're a family of witches. The rumors are right. Rowen Greensmith moved away to escape her crazy family. She has her own place and a job in tabloid journalism. Things aren't perfect, but she's hopeful they'll improve. When Rowen's Aunt Lydia calls her with news of a murder, all of that is turned on its head. During the annual Greensmith family yard sale, Rowen's Aunt Nadine sold a chest that turned out to have a dead body in it. As if that wasn't bad enough, the woman she sold it to has now turned up dead! It's a juicy story, and once Rowen's boss catches wind of it, Rowen is put on the case. Now Rowen is thrown back into the life she tried to escape. Everyone in the town of Lainswich remembers her, even the ones she rather wishes didn't. The only total stranger is a handsome businessman who's new to town. Unfortunately, he has motives all his own. If Rowen wants to save her family, she's going to have to solve not one but two murders. First, though, she's going to have to deal with the police, suspicious locals, and her crazy family. Knowing Lainswich, there's a decent chance she's going to have to deal with quite a bit of the supernatural as well. Rowen is about to be thrown into one of the most hectic weekends of her life. She'll be lucky if she can make it out in one piece. The theme of this book is a Supernatural/Paranormal Witch Themed Cozy Mystery. It is a Novel, approx. 40,000 words in length which will typically take the average reader about two hours to read. It is the first volume of the Lainswich Witches Mystery Series. This book is a standalone, reading further volumes is not required to resolve or enjoy the book. Romance is clean.

Greensmith Girls

Things have been going well for Rowen Greensmith. She's moved back home with her family in Lainswich. She runs The Lainswich Inquirer- a surprisingly successful publication. She's never been happier. Sure, her boyfriend Eric spends a lot of time away, but she still adores him. Sure, her family is still a lot to handle, but they're still her favorite people in the world. When a local woman gets killed in a way that points to the occult, all of that happiness is turned on its head. The Lainswich community isn't fond of the Greensmiths (a family of Witches) on the best of days. It doesn't take much for them to turn against Rowen's family. Novella (approx. 30,000 words). Second Volume of the "Lainswich Witches" Mystery Series. It is a standalone (reading prior or future volumes not required to enjoy the book). No cliffhanger.

Supernatural Witch Cozy Mystery

Hexes and Exes

In the small town of Waresville, witches, goblins, and ghouls are money in the townspeople's pockets. Without the magic stores on every corner and spooky tour bus ride, how would a place nicknamed "Wheresville" survive? But when Harper "Foxxy" Beck, owner of the Funky Wheel and all-around groovy witch, finds her murdered accountant plastered to her floor, the citizens are taught a valuable lesson about creatures that go bump in the night: They kill. Turning Harper's world on its head, the police arrest someone close to her, and she's forced to investigate to clear her friend's name. But as this foxy lady gets closer to the true identity of the killer and the alluring Detective Bennett, the man actually assigned to the case, the quiet town of Waresville turns into a dangerous place for a meddling witch. Suddenly, her long-standing roller rink is a battleground for a satanic witch, and suspects are popping up everywhere she looks. When a second body appears, shattering everything she thought she knew about the murders, Harper needs to decide whom she can trust. With the help of her cape-wearing best friend, her hunky detective, and her terrifying witch of a grandmother, Harper must use the clues before her to solve the case- but in a town with hundreds of years of feuds and spooky happenings, will she be able to dig up the truth before hers is the next head on the chopping block?

Roller Rink Witchcraft

In the town of Waresville, things go bump in the night, and the citizens sell tickets. The supernatural keep the town hall doors open and have made Waresville famous for witches, ghosts, and all kinds of spooks. And nothing's going to change while the people of Waresville still have a say in it. But now, the event of the season-Harper Beck's wedding-is bringing on chaos. Harper "Foxxy" Beck, detective, witch, and groovy owner of the local disco skate is marrying the town's golden boy-if they can survive the week. Harper is at her wits' end. Not only does she have to worry about walking down the aisle in front of Wyatt Bennett's judgmental family, but she might be losing her mind. Despite expert planning from her mother-in-law, nothing is going right for her wedding. Priests are disappearing, Harper's skin has seen better, less hive-covered days, and as hard as she tries, she can't get the smell of cake out of her hair. Then, there are her new brother-in-laws, who are every bit as handsome as their brother but aren't quite what they seem. A tip from a gypsy woman sends Harper down the rabbit hole into a mystery where you can't trust your eyes, and you definitely can't trust your family. It's anyone's guess if Harper and Wyatt will even make it down the aisle at all. Novella (approx. 40,000 words). Ninth Volume of the Harper "Foxxy" Beck Mystery Series. It is a standalone (reading prior or future volumes not required to enjoy the book, no cliffhanger).

Witches and Wedding Cakes

They call themselves the Tribe.Every three years, like clockwork, they roll into town - a seemingly harmless caravan of nomads, seeking to camp out in the woods near the cave known as Pharaoh's Tomb. The locals whisper that the cave has always drawn a certain kind of folk - the kind that are not welcome in a small town like Dry Spring, Illinois, where the last thing anyone wants to be is different.All Skye McAdow really knows about the Tribe is that his mother, Solana, has always insisted Skye and his little sister stay away from them, because Solana used to be one of them. But now, the year the Tribe returns, Solana has gone missing, abandoning Skye and his sister to their ailing grandfather and aging aunt, and Skye is looking for an escape from the complicated small town life where, for many reasons, he has always been a misfit and an outcast. The Tribe may offer him a way out - but can even a world of magic compete with the magic of first love?

Raven Snow

About

Books

Join the club