Vampire

A charming paranormal cozy mystery filled with clever twists and turns.Life for Gwynevere couldn't be better. Preparing potions and honing her skills in order to qualify for the prestigious Ashen Academy has filled her days with magic and learning. With her pal and rat familiar Samuel by her side, the future looks bright and promising for this young witch. However, life is about to get flipped upside-down in more ways than one. First, the discovery of a dead body in town changes everything she's ever known. Why are the police after her?On the run, Gwynevere finds herself in a strange town where magic is forbidden. By chance, she meets Evelyn a half-witch like herself and her cat familiar Rufus. Gwynevere is excited to have a new friend amidst the chaos but fearful she may have put Evelyn and her father's lives in danger. She's right. There's another murder and the police are closing in. Will Gwynevere solve the murders? Can she prove her innocence?Potion Commotion is the first book in the Merry and Moody Witch Cozy Mysteries series. Read this exciting story filled with heart-pounding twists and turns, laughter and friendship.Praise for Potion CommotionI loved this one! Solving a murder mystery while on the run and facing great danger adds quite a bit of tension and it keeps the reader on edge. Combine that with the faster pacing and you have a story that could easily be read in one sitting. - NikkiGreat book! A scary, yet fun read - very balanced: dramatic, suspenseful, funny and poignant. - Christine

RV parks are his hunting grounds.Horrific murders are happening in RV parks throughout the Pacific Northwest. The victims all have two large punctures on their necks, and their bodies are completely drained of blood. Someone is going to a lot of trouble to make it look as though a vampire is behind the killings, one with fangs like marlinspikes.Former homicide detective Dan Crocetti has a personal interest in the murders--he's been traveling in his motor coach and staying in RV parks since he retired. His unofficial investigation leads him to the Roma, more commonly known as gypsies, who are terrified by the murders. "It is the work of a nosferatu," an old Roma woman warns him. "A vampire."Crocetti doesn't believe in vampires. At first.