Witch Is When It Gets Crazy

Lemon Tea Cozy Mysteries Series, Book 3

By: Lucy May

Narrated by: Tiffany Morgan

Length: 5 hrs and 7 mins

Publisher's Summary

Welcome to Lemon Bliss, Louisiana, where an abandoned lemon tea factory is the most happening place in town and witches secretly rule the roost. 

Violet Broussard is busy, really busy. She's running her bakery with her bestie and spinning in circles trying to get up to speed on her, ahem, powers. Life has been a bit crazy all on its own. Throw in Gabriel who's too handsome and charming for his own good, and she's juggling a lot.  

Despite the madness, she's discovered Lemon Bliss just might feel like home. On an otherwise uneventful day, a supernatural investigator turns up dead after a night at the defunct lemon tea factory. Though Violet thought the old factory would be the death of her, instead it's been the death of two others. 

Things get really crazy when it turns out the poor guy died of poisoning from a plant well-known for its use by witches in days gone by. Violet's suspicions are spiked more than her grandmother's lemon tea when she finds her mother and the other older witches snooping about in the factory at night and removing items.  

With the supernatural investigators determined to find ghosts in the factory and another mysterious death, Violet is thrown into the middle of the investigation. Again. Breaking and entering has become her go-to power because it's easy-peasy for her. It's all in the name of justice, right? 

Meanwhile, the supernatural investigators are talking to non-existent ghosts, the lemon trees are blooming out of control, and the older witches are making mischief to throw her off the scent. 

Loopy lemon tea, witches, and wackiness abound in this cozy mystery.  

Contains mature themes.

©2018 Lucy May (P)2018 Tantor

Charming but woefully un-witchy wallpaper.

I will admit up front that I cannot stop listening to these books. This speaks more however to my hunger for stories about witches than it does the content of the material. Although the narrator is almost unbearably sweet and sometimes hard to take , the books do make a delightful background noise. The problem with the books in this series is that they are woefully un-witchy. There is talk of magic ,but never the excitement of magic. For those who like their witches to be eccentric old women with a few hidden talents, then this series is for you. But for the rest of us who prefer our witches to be a bit more fiery, dangerous, and unpredictable , this book is just wallpaper.