Charming Blend

Paramour Bay Cozy Paranormal Mystery Series, Book 5

De: Kennedy Layne

Narrado por: Hollie Jackson

Compelling love spells are used to brew up one charmingly delightful whodunit as USA Today best-selling author Kennedy Layne continues her cozy paranormal-mystery series....

Boxes of delicious chocolates and roses by the dozen are aplenty in the small town of Paramour Bay as Valentine's Day approaches, but all is not so rosy in Raven Marigold's life when a simple love enchantment goes horribly awry. You see, the affection spell is only meant to affect one recipient...not the entire town!

Things for Raven go from bad to worse when small fires begin to break out all around town, causing damages to the local shops and homes alike. What's a witch to do when she believes her attempt at evocation magic might be responsible for sparking these crimes? Why, she must grab her trusty familiar and investigate, of course!

Open your hearts to this spellbinding Valentine's Day tale by falling in love with this charming adventure of mischief, tea, and magic!

©2019 Kennedy Layne (P)2021 Tantor

Good cozy mystery

Great cozy mystery. Both the author and the narrator kept me invested from the first chapter. With a number of twists and turns and a result I didn’t see coming, I was hooked.

Cute & Cozy

An adorable, magical story of a 30 year old new witch and her cat familiar solving small town mysteries. I’ve enjoyed each book in the series as much as the last

Wow

This series seems to get better and better… I LOVE Leo.

Oh, and what a CLIFFHANGER.

Loved this book of Charming Blend::

This book was so enjoyable :: I do love the relationship with Raven and the lovable cat Mr Leo :: I’m definitely into the series I”m enjoying them all so far :: Thank you :: Darcie from CA

First 3 books were okay....4 and 5, not so much.

I really enjoyed the first three books, the characters are fresh and the plots were good. But when book four came out, it felt like the relationship between Leo and Raven went into high toxicity! Leo shows narcissistic tendencies and is really quite abusive to Raven and she puts up with it. Needless to say, that ticks me off!

Book five was marginally better--marginally.

Holly Jackson is a favorite reader for me, but the the inflection she uses for Leo's dialog just really makes it feel toxic. And I cringe for Raven.

Book six has a different reader and it doesn't feel quite so bad. Jury is still out....