Gone With the Witch (Wishcraft, Bk 6)
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Genre: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense
Book Type: Mass Market Paperback
Author:
Genre: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense
Book Type: Mass Market Paperback
Dollycas's Thoughts
Another enchanting tale from Heather Blake. This series is so magical. I sat down to read and the real world just disappeared.
The pets are on parade in this Wishcraft Mystery with a Pawsitively Enchanted Pet Contest. It is set up like a fair with each pet having a booth. Darcy and Missy are entered but they are really on a job. They have been hired to make sure a certain someone doesn't sabotage the competition. When that certain someone ends up dead Darcy focus changes from saving the fair to catching a killer. That isn't all, someone is stealing some of the contestants and their owners are desperate for their return. Darcy has her handful and wishes she could wish all the problems away but she is going to have to collar the killer by tracking them down herself.
I love the characters, the setting and Ms. Blake always pens a fantastic mystery.
The human residents of The Enchanted Village are wonderful but the "familiars" always put a smile on my face. Pepe and Mrs. P. are quite a pair and always available to help Darcy out. Archie has his own problems this time but still has time to throw a few movie quotes about.
The village is not just enchanting, it is a busy place. There is always something going on. In addition to Darcy work she is having a house renovated and her romantic relationship with Nick is moving right along. Aunt Ve is always up to something. Darcy thinks she is meeting in secret with The Elder and wonders what they have brewing.
Magic and mystery are blended together in such a great way. I was engaged from the first page until the last and sorry that the story had to end.
Throughout the series a big secret has been kept from Darcy and her sister. We got close to a reveal in the last book but it comes to light completely in this story. Now we have to wait to see what happens next in The Witch and the Dead in October. I am wishing it wasn't so far away!
Another enchanting tale from Heather Blake. This series is so magical. I sat down to read and the real world just disappeared.
The pets are on parade in this Wishcraft Mystery with a Pawsitively Enchanted Pet Contest. It is set up like a fair with each pet having a booth. Darcy and Missy are entered but they are really on a job. They have been hired to make sure a certain someone doesn't sabotage the competition. When that certain someone ends up dead Darcy focus changes from saving the fair to catching a killer. That isn't all, someone is stealing some of the contestants and their owners are desperate for their return. Darcy has her handful and wishes she could wish all the problems away but she is going to have to collar the killer by tracking them down herself.
I love the characters, the setting and Ms. Blake always pens a fantastic mystery.
The human residents of The Enchanted Village are wonderful but the "familiars" always put a smile on my face. Pepe and Mrs. P. are quite a pair and always available to help Darcy out. Archie has his own problems this time but still has time to throw a few movie quotes about.
The village is not just enchanting, it is a busy place. There is always something going on. In addition to Darcy work she is having a house renovated and her romantic relationship with Nick is moving right along. Aunt Ve is always up to something. Darcy thinks she is meeting in secret with The Elder and wonders what they have brewing.
Magic and mystery are blended together in such a great way. I was engaged from the first page until the last and sorry that the story had to end.
Throughout the series a big secret has been kept from Darcy and her sister. We got close to a reveal in the last book but it comes to light completely in this story. Now we have to wait to see what happens next in The Witch and the Dead in October. I am wishing it wasn't so far away!
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