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Murmurs of Magic
Paperback
Series: Redferne Witches, Book 3
Publisher Price: $15.00
ISBN13: 9780473610425
Publisher: Old Souls Press
Published: May 26 2022
Pages: 142
Weight: 0.32
Height: 0.33 Width: 5.06 Depth: 7.81
Language: English
An empath witch can sense secrets a mile off. But she never saw this coming.
Joel is having money problems again, and Hazel knows just how to help. Selling his prized cabin and staying at the cottage with her might just be the answer. Moving in together can only strengthen their relationship, right?
Then Hazel has a disturbing dream, which leaves her frightened for Joel. She has to keep her promise and find out exactly what Kirsten's plan is. What she doesn't realize is that getting closer to the truth will put everything she has worked for at risk.
When Hazel's visions get more intense and a mysterious woman shows up, Hazel knows her powers are just beginning. All of her hard work training with her aunt has led up to this.
Will Hazel and Joel's dreams for the future turn to nightmares when a betrayal forces Hazel to choose between her livelihood and what she knows is right?
Murmurs of Magic is the third instalment in the contemporary fantasy Redferne Witches series. If you like Urban Fantasy, Cozy Mysteries, or Paranormal Women's Fiction, you'll love this book.
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