Magic, Mayhem, & A Martini: A Quirky Paranormal Comedy
About this audiobook
Enjoy this witty paranormal comedy series-starter by fantasy author Anna McCluskey...
Ugh. That moment when your curse gets sort of lifted, but you just know it’s going to come back soon, and now the Council of Matriarchs is after you….
Joan’s had a rough week. When she was six, she and her entire class were placed under a curse by a teacher suffering from a migraine. It faded pretty quickly, but a few days ago it came back with a vengeance. Now she and a few friends have managed to get the symptoms under control, and they’ve befriended a witch who may be able to help them buck it once and for all.
But their teacher has chased them down, and she’s pissed. Plus there’s a bunch of catty old witches who just happen to be super powerful and have taken a distinct dislike to Joan. Can Joan, Brandon, and the gang break the curse and finally move on with their lives? Or will they be forever cursed, caught in the tangled web of witchy politics?
Magic, Mayhem, & A Martini is the third installment of Anna McCluskey’s hilarious Rhymes with Witch series. Great for readers who love found family, crazy shenanigans, witches, snarky heroines, and characters in their thirties. If you enjoy books by K. F. Breene, Maggie M Lily, Robyn Peterman, Annette Marie, and Helen Harper, you'll love this funny series!
About the author
Anna McCluskey is an Oregon-based, semi-nomadic, almost-entirely-feral fantasy author. When she isn't writing (and sometimes even when she is) you can find her traveling around the country on the train, having the weirdest adventures ever. You can read about these adventures on her Substack, The Neurodivergent Nomad.
She is the author of the Mathilda Holiday series, the Rhymes With Witch series, and the upcoming Warrior Mage Librarians series. She has had several poems published in journals and anthologies, and her short fiction has been read by at least a dozen people, many of whom murmured appreciatively about it.
Her dog's name is Chalupa.
For information on upcoming projects, check out her website, www.annamccluskey.com.
