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Resolve of a Midlife Witch
Paperback
Series: The Bearsden Witch, Book 6
Publisher: Reed Shore Press
Published: Feb 27 2025
Pages: 316
Weight: 0.81
Height: 0.71 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Join Gwynedd Crowther on her journey into magic, mystery, and love.
In the sixth and final novel in The Bearsden Witch Series by author J.C. Yeamans, Gwynedd Crowther, Bearsden's ancestral witch, must prepare for the coming of the Tuatha Dé Danann while a nefarious being is lurking and murdering local witches. Does she have the resolve?
Gwynedd Crowther and her partner, Dr. Archie Cockburn, set off to the UK in search of a portal-closing spell and to visit with family, which brings unexpected surprises. Meanwhile, local witches are being attacked by nefarious magic at home in Bearsden that ends in their deaths. Detective Jack Schmidt, a local detective, suspects foul play and requests the help of the FBI, bringing Agent Drew Blackwell to the town along with his own suspicions.
Gwyn's visions of the Fomorian expand, warning them of dire consequences ahead. Does she have the resolve to follow through, no matter the repercussions?
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