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by Jeannie Wycherley


  The dilapidated inn presents a huge challenge for Alf. Uncertain who to trust, she considers calling time on the venture.

  Should she pack her bags and head back to London?

  Don’t be daft.

  Alf’s magickal powers may be as wonky as the inn, but she’s dead set on finding the murderer.

  Once a witch always a witch, and this one is fighting back.

  A clean and cozy witch mystery.

  Take the opportunity to immerse yourself in this fantastic new witch mystery series, from the author of the award-winning novel, Crone.

  Grab Book 1 of the Wonky Inn series, The Wonkiest Witch, on Amazon now.

  The Wonkiest Witch: Wonky Inn Book 1

  The Ghosts of Wonky Inn: Wonky Inn Book 2

  Weird Wedding at Wonky Inn: Wonky Inn Book 3

  The Witch Who Killed Christmas: Wonky Inn Christmas Special

  Fearful Fortunes and Terrible Tarot: Wonky Inn Book 4

  The Mystery of the Marsh Malaise: Wonky Inn Book 5

  The Mysterious Mr Wylie: Wonky Inn Book 6

  The Great Witchy Cake Off: Wonky Inn Book 7

  Vengeful Vampire at Wonky Inn: Wonky Inn Book 8

  Witching in a Winter Wonkyland: A Wonky Inn Christmas Cozy Special

  Midnight Garden: The Extra Ordinary World Novella Series Book 1 (2019)

  Beyond the Veil

  Crone

  A Concerto for the Dead and Dying

  (short story, 2018)

  Deadly Encounters: A collection of short stories

  Keepers of the Flame: A love story

  Non-Fiction

  Losing my best Friend

  Thoughtful support for those affected by dog bereavement or pet loss

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  The Municipality of Lost Souls by Jeannie Wycherley

  Described as a cross between Daphne Du Maurier’s Jamaica Inn, and TV’s The Walking Dead, but with ghosts instead of zombies, The Municipality of Lost Souls tells the story of Amelia Fliss and her cousin Agatha Wick.

  In the otherwise quiet municipality of Durscombe, the inhabitants of the small seaside town harbour a deadly secret.

  Amelia Fliss, wife of a wealthy merchant, is the lone voice who speaks out against the deadly practice of the wrecking and plundering of ships on the rocks in Lyme bay, but no-one appears to be listening to her.

  As evil and malcontent spread like cholera throughout the community, and the locals point fingers and vow to take vengeance against outsiders, the dead take it upon themselves to end a barbaric tradition the living seem to lack the will to stop.

  Set in Devon in the UK during the 1860s, The Municipality of Lost Souls is a Victorian Gothic ghost story, with characters who will leave their mark on you forever.

  If you have previously enjoyed Crone or Beyond the Veil, you really don’t want to miss this novel.

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  Crone

  A twisted tale of murder, magic and salvation.

  Heather Keynes’ teenage son died in a tragic car accident.

  Or so she thinks.

  However, deep in the countryside, an ancient evil has awoken … intent on hunting local residents.

  No-one is safe.

  When Heather takes a closer look at a series of coincidental deaths, she is drawn reluctantly into the company of an odd group of elderly Guardians. Who are they, and what is their connection to the Great Oak?

  Why do they believe only Heather can put an end to centuries of horror?

  Most important of all, who is the mysterious old woman in the forest and what is it that feeds her anger?

  When Heather determines the true cause of her son’s death, she is hell-bent on vengeance. Determined to halt the march of the Crone once and for all, hatred becomes Heather’s ultimate weapon and furies collide to devastating effect.

  Crone – winner of a Chill with a Book Readers' Award (February 2018) and an Indie B.R.A.G Medallion (November 2017).

  Praise for Crone

  ‘A real page turner, hard to put down.’

  ‘Stunningly atmospheric! Gothic & timeless set in the beautifully described Devon landscape .... Twists and turns, nothing predictable or disappointing.’ – Amazon reviewer

  ‘Atmospheric, enthralling story-telling, and engaging characters’ – Amazon Reviewer

  ‘Full of creepy, witchy goodness’ – The Grim Reader

  ‘Wycherley has a talent for storytelling and a penchant for the macabre’ – Jaci Miller

  Beyond the Veil

  Adam was desperate…

  …and he hated himself for what he was about to do.

  Would it be worth it?

  Being a detective wasn’t always easy, but he loved the life. Investigating the murder of his ex-wife, though, made this case unusual. They may not have parted on the best of terms, but the killer needed to be found. Now Adam has a suspect with the worst alibi he’s ever heard.

  And with no fresh leads and nowhere else to turn, he finds himself having to ask a self-proclaimed witch for help.

  Can she really talk to the dead?

  He doubts it.

  Yet as his reality starts to unravel, chills run down his back.

  Is he being watched? He needs to shake the feeling off. Not let her nonsense play with his head!

  Upset the dead at your own peril…

  …the nightmare is about to begin.

  You’ll love this occult horror, because who doesn’t enjoy a good scare?

  Find it now.

  Warning: Do NOT read at night, alone, with no one around to watch your back.

  Praise for Beyond the Veil

  ‘A 5-star winner from Queen of the Night Terrors’ – Amazon reviewer.

  ‘Really got my heart pounding’ – Amazon reviewer.

  ‘A nerve racking, nail-biting, spine tingling, sweat producing, thrilling storyline that keeps you on a razor’s edge the entire tale’ – ARC reviewer.

  ‘Female Stephen King!’ – Amazon reviewer.

 

 

 


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