
Fatal Fudge
Cursed Candy Mysteries, Book 3
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Narrated by:
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Meg Price
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By:
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Cate Lawley
About this listen
Magical mind control
Lina accidentally gave a batch of her fudge an extra wallop. Anyone who eats it becomes suggestible. Very suggestible.
Is it mind control?
First a nun robs a liquor store, then a kindergarten teacher punches a pedestrian. The International Criminal Witch Police are certain Lina’s fudge is to blame. When a third crime demonstrates an escalating pattern of violence, Lina is terrified a fourth offense will end with murder.
Does the mastermind behind the crimes have a twisted sense of humor, or is there a more sinister connection behind the crimes?
Join Lina as she cleans up the last (she hopes!) of her cursed candy messes and tracks down a potential killer.
©2020 Catherine G. Cobb (P)2021 Catherine G. Cobb
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