Murder at Witches' Bluff Book

I love a good mystery! And Murder at Witches' Bluff by Silver RavenWolf is one of the most exciting ones I've read in a long time. This novel is in the genre known as "Magickal Realism" - a style which includes real magick, as practiced by people today, within the story. Not only will you have a thrilling read, but you'll also see how magick is used in practice.

This is an adult-themed novel, as it seems like everyone has vile secrets they'd do anything to keep from revealing. The firefighter and Witch Tanner is an alcoholic. The police officer Billy likes women and drugs. Even the heroine, Siren McKay, has her secret: She killed the man who kept her as his mistress.

The town where the action takes place is evil, too - almost as if it has its own secrets. Ages ago, many Witches were murdered here. Is the string of fires their final revenge? Will the fires destroy the reincarnated souls of the citizens who killed the Witches? Or is there a more mundane answer? Meanwhile, the number of dead bodies slowly begins to rise.

Naturally, I'm not going to tell you what happens. Frankly, there are so many twists and turns to this story, you're just going to have to read it to believe it. Just when you think you've got it figured out, new revelations of horrible family secrets lead to new mysteries.
So if you're looking for some fun reading that will scare your socks of, keep a copy of Murder at Witches' Bluff by your bed. I can assure you that once you start to read it you won't do much sleeping!