Witch Dust
Marilyn Messik
Rated: 4.17 of 5 stars
4.17
· 6 ratings · 225 pages · Published: 12 Jun 2017
From being without a single relative, she suddenly acquires several she’d rather do without, and learns a few home truths she’d prefer not to know. Ophelia, it appears, has not been entirely honest about any number of things. There’s no doubt in Sandra’s mind, the sooner she puts as much distance as possible between herself, her newly discovered nearest and dearest, their peculiar tendencies and their failing hotel business, the happier she’s going to be.
Dire straits call for desperate measures and Sandra reluctantly rises to the occasion. A hanged housemaid, a fly-on-the-wall documentary, The Psychic Society and a quasi co-operative journalist all handled correctly should, she reckons, get the family business up and running, which will allow her to do the same – as fast as she can, and in the opposite direction. Things unfortunately move swiftly from bad to farce and then get a hell of a lot darker. One moment Sandra’s struggling to save the family’s income, the next, she’s battling to save their lives.
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- fantasy 4
- paranormal 3
- mystery 3
- funny 3
- supernatural 3
- witches & sorcerers 2
- contemporary 2
- magic 2
- psychics 2
- urban fantasy 1
- ghosts 1
- suspense 1
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- book 1
- adult fiction 1