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    Witch Woods Funeral Home: Box Set: Books 1 - 4: Witch Woods Funeral Home

    By Morgana Best

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    FOUR Book Box Set
    A funny cozy mystery series - with ghosts!

    Book 1: A Ghost of a Chance

    Nobody knows that Laurel Bay can see and talk to ghosts. When she inherits a funeral home, she is forced to return from the city to the small town of Witch Woods to breathe life into the business. It is a grave responsibility, but Laurel is determined that this will be no dead-end job. 
    There she has to contend with her manipulative and overly religious mother, more than one ghost, and a secretive but handsome accountant. 
    When the murder of a local woman in the funeral home strangles the finances, can Laurel solve the murder? 
    Or will this be the death of her business? 

    Book 2: Nothing to Ghost About

    Laurel Bay is conducting a funeral when someone is strangled in the bathroom. Now that there have been two deaths in the funeral home, business is as dead as a doornail. As Laurel sifts through the clues, she is faced with too many suspects, a wisecracking ghost, and a woman journalist who appears to be after more than Basil's files. 
    Laurel thought that inheriting the funeral home was an opportunity to die for, but it seems to be quite an undertaking. 

    Book 3: Make the Ghost of It

    Laurel Bay has discovered Basil's secret, but there are soon more important things on her mind. Lewis Lowes, an old friend of Basil's, is dying to go skydiving with him. Basil agrees, although he is up in the air about it. It soon turns out to be a grave mistake. When Lewis's parachutes don't open, he urns his place as the funeral home's next body.
    The police suspect murder, and their main suspect is Basil. Laurel buries herself in sifting through the clues. Can she solve the crime before she becomes the next victim?

    Book 4: Ghost Stories

    When Laurel's mother, Thelma, hosts a group of writers in the belief they are writing about the Holy Ghost, she is horrified to find they are, in fact, writing ghost stories. Thelma decides to go on a road trip. Her GPS cannot get her there, so she hires an escort to show her the way. This turns out to be a grave mistake. Things go south when the escort's naked body is found in Thelma's bedroom.

    Will Laurel be able to steer the police in the right direction before they arrest her mother?

    Or will she come to a dead end?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBest Cosy Books
    Release dateFeb 13, 2018
    ISBN9781386432456
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    Witch Woods Funeral Home: Box Set: Books 1 - 4: Witch Woods Funeral Home
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    Morgana Best

    After surviving a childhood of deadly spiders and venomous snakes in the Australian outback, bestselling author Morgana Best writes cozy mysteries and enjoys thinking of delightful new ways to murder her victims.

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