Dollycas's Thoughts
Wedding bells will soon be ringing for wishcrafter Darcy Merriweather and Police Chief Nick Sawyer and almost everyone in the Enchanted Village is excited about it. Someone set fire to the Divinitea Cottage Tea Room minutes before Darcy arrived for her bridal luncheon. Sadly, the owner Leyna Noble did not make it out alive, but it wasn't the smoke or fire that did her in. She was strangled!
Darcy's prime suspect is Dorothy Hansel Dewitt, a truly wicked witch and fire is her modus operandi. Of course, Leyna is new to the village, so there may be other suspects. When a psychic who was part of Leyna's past vanishes Darcy decides to broaden the investigation even though Dorothy's behavior is not doing her any favors.
Secrets! That is the theme of this story. Secrets that will truly change lives.
Reading this story was truly bittersweet as it is the last book in the series. Author Heather Blake's very memorable characters take readers on an enchanted final journey. All the characters we have come to love come together to celebrate Darcy and Nick's wedding, solve a scary mystery, and share a magical moment.
I have enjoyed every book in this series but this one my favorite. The Wishcrafter theme is unique and fun and seeing Darcy's wishes come true was so heartwarming. We are also treated to a fantastic whodunit. A suspicious death and fire, a missing person, along with what could be some world-ending mayhem.
Knowing this was the last time I would be visiting these characters I had allotted extra reading time so I could savor the time with them. But there was so much happening and the pace was so quick, I was shocked how fast I finished this book. There was a true edge of my seat moment too where the pages moved even faster. I am glad I was reading on my kindle, a paperback copy may have burst into flames ð
I am so happy with the way this series has ended and I want to thank Heather Blake for many hours of escaping into these GREAT books! I will never forget these magical characters or their wonderful village.
It is only fitting that this book will be on my Best Reads List for 2019.
Wedding bells will soon be ringing for wishcrafter Darcy Merriweather and Police Chief Nick Sawyer and almost everyone in the Enchanted Village is excited about it. Someone set fire to the Divinitea Cottage Tea Room minutes before Darcy arrived for her bridal luncheon. Sadly, the owner Leyna Noble did not make it out alive, but it wasn't the smoke or fire that did her in. She was strangled!
Darcy's prime suspect is Dorothy Hansel Dewitt, a truly wicked witch and fire is her modus operandi. Of course, Leyna is new to the village, so there may be other suspects. When a psychic who was part of Leyna's past vanishes Darcy decides to broaden the investigation even though Dorothy's behavior is not doing her any favors.
Secrets! That is the theme of this story. Secrets that will truly change lives.
Reading this story was truly bittersweet as it is the last book in the series. Author Heather Blake's very memorable characters take readers on an enchanted final journey. All the characters we have come to love come together to celebrate Darcy and Nick's wedding, solve a scary mystery, and share a magical moment.
I have enjoyed every book in this series but this one my favorite. The Wishcrafter theme is unique and fun and seeing Darcy's wishes come true was so heartwarming. We are also treated to a fantastic whodunit. A suspicious death and fire, a missing person, along with what could be some world-ending mayhem.
Knowing this was the last time I would be visiting these characters I had allotted extra reading time so I could savor the time with them. But there was so much happening and the pace was so quick, I was shocked how fast I finished this book. There was a true edge of my seat moment too where the pages moved even faster. I am glad I was reading on my kindle, a paperback copy may have burst into flames ð
I am so happy with the way this series has ended and I want to thank Heather Blake for many hours of escaping into these GREAT books! I will never forget these magical characters or their wonderful village.
It is only fitting that this book will be on my Best Reads List for 2019.
