Katie’s father is able to provide more information on the Ginegosh statue, but Detective Quinn has already focused his attention on Randy Post, the fireman who set up Bosworth’s security system and was seen arguing with him before his death. Kensington Bosworth was collector of a vast array of paranormal books and objects, and it is a distinctly Native American totem that is smeared with his blood. Recently informed, and shown to the extent that it was impossible to deny, of Katie’s talent as a witch, Quinn calls her to the Bosworth mansion when the man is found bludgeoned to death by a magic-related instrument. Katie had hoped that the sight of her dragonfly totem around Bosworth was just a fluke, but her newfound heritage as a lightwitch and catalyst for “things” has her prepared when she receives a call from Savannah Police Detective Peter Quinn. As it turns out, his shamanic skills are needed first when local philanthropist Kensington Bosworth is murdered. It’s why Katie is so looking forward to a visit from her father Skylar Lightfoot, who is not only a practicing Shaman but has a surfeit of home construction experience.
Hedgewitch Katie Lightfoot’s wedding to Declan McCarthy is fast approaching, but unless the renovations on her Savannah home manage to overcome an increasing number of delays and snafus, it is very possible that her reception guests will be using the on-site porta potties. We also have a link to order it from Amazon, and from an indie bookstore where a portion goes to help support KRL.Ĭookies and Clairvoyance: A Magical Bakery Mystery By Bailey Cates Details at the end of this post on how to enter to win a copy of Cookies and Clairvoyance. This week we have a review of the latest Magical Bakery Mystery by Bailey Cates, along with an interesting interview with Bailey.
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