Southern Belles and Spells Matchmaker Mysteries

Books One to Three

By: Amy Boyles

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Escape to Witch’s Forge, a magical town tucked deep in the heart of Tennessee’s Smoky Mountains. Only Witch’s Forge isn’t a supernatural paradise—here spells backfire, kudzu bites and magic is broken. That is until Charming Calhoun arrives. Charming has everything a Southern Belle could ask for—a thriving matchmaking business and great employees. But when one of her employees goes missing in Witch’s Forge, she quickly realizes there’s something sinister afoot. Once she arrives, Charming discovers a world of strange. Her house has a mind of its own—adding rooms and coughing up objects. There’s also a broomstick that likes to spank and a pot-bellied pig with an appetite for chocolate. Then she butts heads with the local vampire chief of police. What? A handsome vampire cop in a town full of witches? Vampires and witches are mortal enemies. But Charming better stay on the vampire’s good side because when someone winds up dead, everyone’s a suspect. She’s got her work cut out for her. Can Charming solve the mystery and return to her old life? Or will she discover that in the Smoky Mountains her life truly begins? And if so, can Charming survive long enough to enjoy it, or will she become the murderer’s next victim? This collection features three books--Deadly Spells & a Southern Belle, Cursed Brides & Alibis, and Magical Dames & Dating Games.

Creative

Virtual voice isn’t the way to go. And hearing a grown woman call her mother momma is weird.

Better voice over than I thought

Better voice over than I thought but not as good as a real person. Main issue is there isn't a different tone for each character so sometimes you have no clue which character is speaking. There was a few mis pronunciations as well.

Ok story but the automated narration was off putting.

The story was ok I didn’t like the narration since it was difficult to know who was speaking. Also Charmed seemed to be overly nasty to the vampire.

Love the story,Dislike virtual voice

This author has done an excellent job combining fantasy, mystery and humor. it's a shame that a real reader was not employed to read it. The virtual voice was very irritating when making mispronunciacions and it's lack of appropriate inflection.

Please redo book with real person!!!

I really would love the books if they were read by a real person who does different voices. Can sound excited or nervous. Please please redo the series with a real person!!!!!