It is fantasy - I think... I'll check on Eva Ibbotson. Thanks for the links Tom and Flea.
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Anyone know of any cozy mystery series with a witch/Wiccan as the amateur detective?
They aren't really mysteries, but the magickal heronine of the Barbara Bretton "Sugar Maple Chronicles" owns a yarn store....
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i'm currently reading Buttons and Bows, a "magical dressmaking mystery" with "First in a new series!" on the cover. The heroine does call herself a witch, though not wiccan.
Is that Annette Blair, -t? I remembered she had something like one (she used to be one of my romance authors), so I looked it up and got a few hits. But I think her series is "Vintage Magic," as in a vintage dress shop, and she's psychic, not a witch.
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Melissa Bourbon, Pleating for Mercy not Buttons and Bows. I'm liking it so far, not being able to remember the title notwithstanding.
But I think her series is "Vintage Magic," as in a vintage dress shop, and she's psychic, not a witch.
This is the most annoying series ever. i cannot take the sewing related swearing puns.
It looks a little too cute for me, in any case.
I was wondering if there was something ... less cutesy out there where the detective is a witch/Wiccan. There were the Bast mysteries, I know, but everything more current is, like, magical bakeries or magical cats and lots of vintage and/or sewing stuff.
Ah, thanks, Amy!