A Score To Kettle

Welcome to the coziest, vampire-owned tea room in Bath! It's steeped in magic and mystery. You've got to have your bestie's back, right? Even if it involves stalking a vampire hunter? Minnie Wells is getting back out there again after a messy divorce, when she attends a play at the gorgeous Theatre Royal in Bath with a hunky detective. But when Minnie finds the lead actress dead in her dressing room, her fun night out turns into a crime scene. To heap on the trouble, Minnie also suspects her detective date's mysterious friend is the rumored vampire hunter. Now Minnie's racing to solve the playhouse murder while protecting not only her best friend, but also her vampire boss (who she just might have a big crush on). All this, while working at the tea room, learning spells, celebrating the Spring Solstice, and dealing with her dastardly ex. And it doesn't help when another body turns up backstage. Will Minnie upstage the killer and keep her vampire friends safe? Or will it be curtains for this new witch and her paranormal pals? Pull your armchair closer to the cozy crackling fire, sip your steaming tea, and find out now in A Score to Kettle! If you like charming towns, a hilarious cast of lovable characters, and twisty mysteries, you'll adore Erin Johnson's lighthearted whodunnit. A Score to Kettle is the third book in the Magical Tea Room Mysteries. Grab your copy now or read for FREE with a Kindle Unlimited subscription! Happy reading!

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