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A Gottingen Witch Mystery: Last Resort

A Gottingen Witch Mystery

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When Keely Dunwich set up her law practice in a Nova Scotian fishing village, she certainly didn’t expect to be accused of witchcraft. True, she did inherit a fat old cat and a house crammed with witch paraphernalia, but she knew precious little about the religion of the witch; Wicca. Jay Holland, on the other hand, grew up in Gottingen, a place where folks were proud of their real witch and disappointed that Keely didn’t intend to pick up where her grandmother left off. Keely's first case pits her against a powerful foreign conglomerate vigorously acquiring the Nova Scotian coastline. A grisly murder, a crystal ball that only glows for her, and an attraction to a man who may be a murderer, add up to an explosive welcome that nearly ends her career . . . and her life.

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A Gottingen Witch Mystery: Last Resort, Lynn M. Turner

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Rok wydania
2000
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Tytuł
A Gottingen Witch Mystery: Last Resort
Podtytuł
A Gottingen Witch Mystery
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2000
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
176
ISBN10
1886199078
ISBN13
9781886199071
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Ocena
3,35 z 5
Opis
When Keely Dunwich set up her law practice in a Nova Scotian fishing village, she certainly didn’t expect to be accused of witchcraft. True, she did inherit a fat old cat and a house crammed with witch paraphernalia, but she knew precious little about the religion of the witch; Wicca. Jay Holland, on the other hand, grew up in Gottingen, a place where folks were proud of their real witch and disappointed that Keely didn’t intend to pick up where her grandmother left off. Keely's first case pits her against a powerful foreign conglomerate vigorously acquiring the Nova Scotian coastline. A grisly murder, a crystal ball that only glows for her, and an attraction to a man who may be a murderer, add up to an explosive welcome that nearly ends her career . . . and her life.