An Inherited Midlife

Lia Davis · L.A. Boruff

ກ.ພ. 2024 · Witching After Forty ຫົວທີ 14 · Tantor Media Inc · ບັນຍາຍໂດຍ Coleen Marlo

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The moment Ava Harper-Walker and Drew return from their honeymoon, they have to rush off to battle a raging sea monster that escaped from Hell. And of course, Luci is nowhere to be found. He's presumably searching for the last escapees, who continue to elude him. But hey, it's okay. Ava's got this. She gets the disgusting sea monster-slime tentacles, ew-back to its fiery prison, then returns home to find the Vikings have come to call. They want Alfred, and they want him bad. Over Ava's dead body. When one of her favorite people goes missing, aka Alfred, Ava goes into mama-bear mode. Nobody is going to get away with stealing her friend and butler. The immortal Vikings are the first names on her suspect list, but was it really them? The truth stone aids in the search, but Ava begins to doubt even that as everyone who has ever met Alfred becomes a suspect. Not to mention Winnie. As Alfred's main squeeze, Aunt Winnie is losing it. And that is putting it mildly. When Winnie begins giving their family and friends the skeptical side-eye, Ava knows she's got to find Alfred and fast. Not just for his safety, but for the safety of anyone who crosses Winnie's path.

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In 2008, Lia Davis ventured into the world of writing and publishing and never looked back. She has published more than twenty books, including the bestselling A Tiger's Claim, the first book in her fan favorite Ashwood Falls series. She and her family live in Northeast Florida, battling hurricanes and very humid summers.

L. A. Boruff is the USA Today bestselling author or coauthor of several series, including Primetime of Life, Witching After Forty, and An Unseen Midlife. She lives in East Tennessee with her husband, three children, and an ever-growing number of cats.

AudioFile Earphones Award winner Coleen Marlo has earned numerous Publishers Weekly Listen-Up Awards and won an Audie Award for her narration of Snakewoman of Little Egypt by Robert Hellenga.