Death of a Neighborhood Witch (A Jaine Austen Mystery, #11)
by:
Laura Levine (author)
When Jaine Austen's beloved cat Prozac unwittingly scares to death a parakeet belonging to the neighbourhood's resident curmudgeon, Jaine finds herself knee-deep in toil and trouble. The cantankerous Hollywood has-been once played Cryptessa Muldoon, television's fourth most famous monster mum....
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When Jaine Austen's beloved cat Prozac unwittingly scares to death a parakeet belonging to the neighbourhood's resident curmudgeon, Jaine finds herself knee-deep in toil and trouble. The cantankerous Hollywood has-been once played Cryptessa Muldoon, television's fourth most famous monster mum. Now she spends her days making enemies with everyone on the block. So when the ornery D-lister is murdered with her own Do Not Trespass sign on Halloween night, the neighbourhood fills with relief - and possible culprits. With a killer on the loose, Jaine hardly has time to fall under the spell of her yummy new neighbour, Peter. As the prime suspect, she summons her sleuthing skills to clear her name and soon discovers that everyone has a few skeletons in their closets...
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Format: paperback
ISBN:
9780758238504 (0758238509)
Publish date: September 3rd 2013
Publisher: Kensington
Pages no: 304
Edition language: English
Category:
Humor,
Comedy,
Adult Fiction,
Adult,
Mystery,
Animals,
Cats,
Holiday,
Cozy Mystery,
Murder Mystery,
Halloween
Series: A Jaine Austen Mystery (#11)
As is always the case with Laura Levine's novels, Death of a Neighborhood Witch a wacky and wild adventure with Jaine, Prozac, Lance and (this time) a cast of cranky, quirky neighbors during my favorite time of year. (Only wish the library had had this available back in October, dagnabbit)!
The last book I read in this series really put me off them because it was so ridiculous. Had been a couple of books between that one and this one, but I couldn't resist this cover. Glad I picked it up as it was a cute Halloween read. I'm a month ahead of the holiday, but it's never too early for ...