Annie Archer Paranormal Mysteries

Five mysteries, one small-town witch, and countless secrets waiting to be uncovered—Annie Archer is here to solve them all. Dive into the spellbinding world of Turtle Bay, where magic and mystery collide! In this thrilling collection of five paranormal cozy mysteries, Annie Archer's wit, witchcraft, and courage are put to the test as she unravels deadly secrets, faces cunning killers, and uncovers long-buried truths. Welcome to Turtle Bay, a charming small town filled with quirky characters, heartwarming moments—and a fair share of sinister secrets. Annie Archer, a newly divorced security consultant with a magical touch, thought she'd left drama behind. But when unexplained deaths and supernatural phenomena stir up trouble, Annie finds herself diving headfirst into mysteries that only a good witch can solve. In this enchanting volume, join Annie as she teams up with Sheriff Adam Parker and her ghostly roommate, Monty, to crack five perplexing cases: The Case of the Deadly Truffles: A box of suspiciously sweet truffles turns Turtle Bay's flower shop into a murder scene. The Case of the Missing Millions: A cryptic 911 call leads to a twisted web of embezzlement and betrayal. The Case of the Missing Coffin: A haunting funeral unveils a tale of twin sisters, necromancy, and a killer on the loose. The Case of the Unlucky Handyman: A handyman's gruesome death pulls Annie into a dark world of curses and forbidden spells. The Case of the Amethyst Pendant: A cursed family heirloom sparks chaos, revealing a chilling history of greed and murder. With each case, Annie hones her magical abilities, unearths shocking truths, and forges deeper bonds with her growing found family. But as the mysteries get darker, so do the dangers. Will Annie's craft and courage be enough to protect Turtle Bay—and herself? Perfect for fans of paranormal cozies with humor, heart, and a touch of romance, Annie Archer Paranormal Mysteries Volume 1 is a must-read collection that will keep you enchanted from the first case to the last.