Unbaked Croakies: A Magical Cozy Mystery with Talking Animals

Naida is approached about being a keeper of artifacts, she doesn't believe it. She is intern for the year at Croakies with Alice. Things don't really go the way she thought they would. Alice is not really teaching her much. Naida was doing inventory on the artifacts when she notices a pair of shoes are missing. Alice asks were they are, Naida tells her they were there. Alice has to call the police, Grym comes over. He takes Naida with him, to find them When Alice taking a nap, a customer in the store does something. He opens a vortex and steals an artifact from the back. Naida gets Alice and tells her, Alice gets Lea. She can't get the much information especially after she is hexed.They don't know why anyone would take a suitcase. Grym comes to the store to ask her about a guy that is dead in the park. Alice asks suspicious to even Naida. Alice wants to go to the park, to have a look. Sebille comes over to help and introduce herself to Naida. Sebille tells them what they see, it looks like the suitcase is involved. These three will try to solve what is going and who is involved. Naida is above her head with everything that is going on, but she determined to help. This was an nice look at Naida when she new to the job. What caused her to be properly trained to be a keeper. Really enjoyed her meeting her friends and how much they have grown. Can't wait to see Naida and Grym get together. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

Unbaked Croakies: A Magical Cozy Mystery with Talking Animals I am a fan of Sam Cheever’s writing since I read a couple of the Country Bumpkin series. I was given the opportunity through Booksprout to read this book, Unbaked Croakies, and took a chance on a new series. Also, fairly new to me is the magical component. I have read a few other books which contained a bit of magic, but nothing to the order of this book. It seemed there was magic, or reference to magic, on every page. I enjoyed the story and unraveling the mysteries. Yes, that is right, mysteries, plural. What a treat. The characters worked very well together in the story. It was a well-written, fun, and easy read. A good start to a series. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review which is my honest opinion of the book.

A mystery story of a seemingly book-loving protagonist gets around at her new job as a magical librarian with lots of mishaps and learnings!