Witch Interrupted: Paranormal Women's Fiction (Midlife in Harmony Grove)

The very last place she wants to go is home. Samara Kane fled that tiny hamlet—Harmony Grove—many years ago. Dis-Harmony Grove is more like it, considering the friction between the two Covens of Witches. It’s like the Hatfields and McCoys, each of them laying claim to the magical Stream. The Stream flows over a powerful ley line, nourishing and strengthening their magic, so it takes a strong witch like her grandmother to keep the peace between them. The life Samara created for herself in Spain—as far as from the small hamlet as she could travel—has been good. She raised her daughter in the villa on the Mediterranean and no one suspected anything when she used her magic in casinos. All good, right? Everything changes when her daughter Sage turns twenty, and leaves Spain to discover her roots in Harmony Grove. The villa feels empty even though she acquired a ‘Familiar’, Max the smart-ass feline. And the wannabe boyfriend is…well he’s okay, but not THE GUY. Smamara's she’s getting close to turning fifty, so that ship sailed long ago. Life can turn on a dime. Learning that her beloved grandmother is on death’s door, she returns to ‘the Grove’ for what she believes is one last time. Hardly recovered from jet-lag, she reconnects with prickly family members, hooks up with a still sizzling hot old flame and gets embroiled in a murder investigation. And Samara's the prime suspect. This time there’s no running away. If she can’t prove her innocence in 48 hours, she will be stripped of her magic, banished from the coven and trade her black cape for an orange jumpsuit. Orange is the new black? Oh boy... Yeah. It’s Dis-Harmony Grove. If you like paranormal women’s fiction featuring women who’ve experienced some of life’s challenges and can still laugh, a visit to Harmony Grove will warm your heart while you chuckle at the antics. The Kane family, from twenty-year-old Sage, to her mother and the two feisty grandmothers, prove magic is powered by love and laughter.