Coven Mitt

A Widow's Bay Novel, Book 2

By: Rebecca Regnier

Narrated by: Traci Odom

An icy stretch of farmland becomes one hot property after its owner turns up murdered. Reporter Marzie Nowak must dodge a hungry vampire, face off with a sexy gypsy king, and rely on her new coven of witches to catch the killer!

Between her job as the only reporter in town, her werewolf home-renovation contractor, and her new coven of empty-nested witches, Marzie Nowak has her hands full. When a farmer is found dead, the suspects start piling up.

Meanwhile, the population of Widow's Bay is getting more fang-filled by the minute, with a wild vampire on the loose. Marzie and her friends want to ban together to save the town, but they don't quite know how! That's when the Crones step in to teach the new witches some old tricks and how to cast a few snazzy spells.

Marzie and her snarky cat, Agnes, face mayhem, murder, and 50 shades of gray paint swatches in this follow up to Resting Witch Face.

©2018 Rebecca Regnier (P)2020 Tantor

Yooper Naturals!!

I discovered a new love of cozy mystery set in my home state. I need to go up north soon!

5/5 A winner series

NO SPOILER – that would spoil your journey

I have read / listened to books 1-6. All are written well, characters are now my friends, and the setting is home to me. (I’m a troll that lived in the UP every summer until I was in my 20’s. This made Widow’s Bay series closer to my heart)

IN THIS SERIES—you will be dealing with murders and the solving of them----But more. The interaction of characters in this setting is amazing! It could be called magical. LOL! You will love the story and hate those few who are always there to cause CHAOS and HARM. A JOY TO LISTEN TO.

Also, a thank you to Traci Odom for a fantastic narration.

I want to visit this town someday.

The story teller wraps you in the day to day of a small upper Michigan town. Then adds magic, and I love it.

Yooper Naturals?

Great name. I think she nailed most things U.P. with the exception of my pet peeve, the Pastie It is not pronounced the same as a strippers accessory it is pronounced like the word "past" + "ee". In grammatical terms Pastie has a short " A" and a long "E". It's a meal wrapped in pastry (or pie crust) that miners used to take for

easy , fun listen

great book, easy listen, funny! My kids asked what I was smiling at, when I had ear buds in.