The Hearth Witch's Guide to Magic & Murder

“For all intents and purposes, we are still blissfully separated from the mortals, but there have been…complications.”
When a rise in London’s supernatural crime puts Fey society at risk of discovery, the Winter Council turns to an unlikely solution: Avery Hemlock, the changeling they sentenced to 500 Years of Nightmares. Inherently lacking social grace and missing approximately two centuries of world knowledge, Avery must find a way to acclimate and solve the case or lose her probationary freedom.
After being left at the altar and dropping out of medical school, Saga Trygg attempts to rekindle her faith in life, humanity, and witchcraft. But when her new neighbor, Avery, accidentally reveals the Fey that have been living among humanity all along, Saga realizes magic is far more than prayers, intention, and candles.
Each faced with navigating an unfamiliar world, the two form an unexpected partnership—but shortly into Avery’s investigation, they discover the threat might be closer to Saga than either of them imagined, and Avery will do anything to protect the first friend she’s had in more than two hundred years.

Magic and Murder, what else do you need?

This cozy read was like sitting next to a warm fire with fuzzy socks on. I really enjoyed the characters and the storyline. I'm very excited to see what is up next for Avery and Saga, and how both characters progress together and alone. Book can't come out fast enough!

loveloveLOVE!

I thoroughly enjoyed this read and I can't wait for more from this author! Write faster, Kiri... please?

What a fun listen!

Bravo to the cast of this audiobook, who made a fun story such a delight to listen to. The characters were an absolute delight, Saga and Avery were a wonderful pair to read about. Murder mystery is not my usual genre but this was done in such a way that I was hooked. I loved the world that was built in this novel and look forward to more stories set in this world.

An Absolutely Wonderful experience

This Book really was just fun from start to finish. The full cast absolutely kills it with the narration, and the author adding in their own little notes and tidbits is an absolutely delightful little detail. The mystery was engaging and the start of a slow burn romance was enchanting!

Sapphic Sherlock vibes

An outstanding murder mystery that made me cry (good tears). Beautifully told and voiced, it left me craving more.