Potions, Poisons, and Peril: A Free Paranormal Cozy Mystery
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Welcome to Deepwood, Oregon, a town of witches, magic, and murder…
Emory Chastain loves her herbs and spices and spells. So much so that when she’s not baking self-confidence into chocolate chip cookies, she’s in her shop selling everything from love potions to herbal tea blends. She’s also one of the most powerful witches of the modern era.
When a strange madness afflicts seemingly unrelated people in her quirky little town, turning ordinary citizens into raving beasts, Emory and her friends are convinced there’s more to the mystery than a simple virus. Turns out they’re right. Somebody is using a magic spell to poison people, and if they don’t stop the killer, there will be more death in the town of Deepwood.
Potions, Poisons, and Peril is the first book in the paranormal cozy mystery series, Deepwood Witches Mysteries, although all books can be read as standalones. For fans of Renee George, Patti Larsen, K.J. Emerick, Sam Cheever, and Dakota Cassidy, this is the first exciting mystery in a complete series that will keep you turning pages until the satisfying and happy ending.
Read what others are saying about USA Today Best-Selling author Shéa MacLeod's Deepwood Witches mystery series:
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "A cadre of witchy goodness that made me eager to open the book and eavesdrop." – author AE Drury
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Exquisitely witchy." – DM
Read the entire Deepwood Witches paranormal cozy mystery series:
Potions, Poisons, and Peril
Wisteria, Witchery, and Woe
Magic, Moonlight, and Murder
Dreams, Divination, and Danger
Alchemy, Arsenic, and Alibis
Crystals, Cauldrons, and Crimes
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Shéa MacLeod is the USA Today best-selling author of cozy mysteries and paranormal women’s fiction. She has dreamed of writing novels since before she could hold a crayon. She totally blames her mother.
She resides in the leafy green hills outside Portland, Oregon where she indulges in her fondness for strong coffee, vintage cocktails, afternoon tea, and dragons.
Because everything's better with dragons.
