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    Bobbles and Broomsticks
    Bobbles and Broomsticks
    Bobbles and Broomsticks
    Audiobook5 hours

    Bobbles and Broomsticks

    Written by Nancy Warren

    Narrated by Sarah Zimmerman

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    About this audiobook

    Who invited Death to the wedding?

    When an ancient beam falls on one of the guests at Charlie and Alice's wedding, it looks like the work of the death watch beetle, an insect that eats old timbers. But fledgling witch Lucy and the vampire knitting club aren't so sure. Could there be a murderer casting blame on the wood-chomping insects?

    Meanwhile, the old broom that's always stood in the corner of Cardinal Woolsey's knitting and yarn shop seems to have a mind of its own, and Lucy's cat is ready to hop aboard and take the broom for a spin. With or without Lucy.

    Between learning a new knitting stitch and keeping her broom and cat earthbound, Lucy hasn't got time to solve a murder-until it turns out the next victim is someone she loves.

    Join Lucy and her eccentric band of amateur sleuths in Oxford as they attempt to unravel a twisted skein of clues and catch a killer without dropping a stitch.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateMay 19, 2020
    ISBN9781977300539
    Bobbles and Broomsticks
    Author

    Nancy Warren

    USA TODAY bestselling author Nancy Warren lives in the Pacific Northwest where her hobbies include skiing, hiking and snow shoeing. She's an author of more than thirty novels and novellas for Harlequin and has won numerous awards. Visit her website at www.nancywarren.net.

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