Leprechauns and Lemon Bars

A Sugar Shack Holiday Novella (Sugar Shack Witch Mysteries, Book 6)

Shamrocks, rainbows, pots of gold, and . . . one irate leprechaun.

Spring has sprung, and I'm finally getting out of town with my monster-hunting boyfriend. However, our cozy little rental cabin in the woods turns out to have a serious problem—an angry leprechaun infestation.

Before we can get back to our romantic rendezvous, we have to prove we didn't steal a magic hat.

Piece of cake, right?

©2023 Danielle Garrett (P)2023 Tantor

Great series

The narrator is great and gives a different voice to each character. There’s no dirty language or adult situations. Great for preteens or adults who love witches and mysteries.

Highly recommend all of Garrett's books

Danielle Garrett plus Amanda Ronconi equal cozy mystery perfection. Garrett's immense number of books are incredibly well written, funny and the romances are wholesome. It amazes me how prolific she is while maintaining such a high quality of storytelling. Amanda Ronconi is one of my favorite narrators which wraps up each of Garrett's books perfectly! Highly recommended.

Overall Great book

The only wish I have is that it would have lasted longer—maybe adding more about the subplot of the magic stones.

short and sweet

a quick and fun return to the romance and magic of the sugar shack, narrated by a now familiar voice.

Good but a bit simple

As usual this narrator did a pretty good job.
The story was interesting, unique and entertaining so I definitely appreciated those aspects! The 2 main characters had a moment early in when first finding out where the magical stones r (as an example, this actually happens a few times imo) where they r pointing out the obvious and I feel like the few times this is done in the book that the book was written was for very young readers who otherwise wouldn’t have picked on such obvious things making some of the interactions a bit simple. Most can pick out clues or obvious things without those items being so blatantly pointed out.
Otherwise it was one of the better stories in this series, imo.