Other editions of book Under Lock And key: A Water Witch Cozy Mystery - Book One

Granny’s got witch dementia, and Boris the talking goat may be drinking too much!Do you like mysteries? Do you love laughing? Then look no further than the zany Weaver family for both of your fixes!Penelope Weaver’s back in Wickford, hoping to relax after a four-month trip aboard her boat. Relaxation is not something she should really have expected though – after all, she is a member of the only witch family in town.It’s no ordinary witch family either. Granny’s developed witch dementia, and Boris the goat is getting used to his new life of brandy and biscuits whenever he demands it. He’s starting a blog too, but that’s a whole different story.Penelope’s mother is still visiting the magical haven on a regular basis, and continuing her conquest to get Penny off her boat and back onto dry land. All things considered, everything’s relatively normal in town.When a murder occurs in Wickford, Penny, her best friend, and her sister, are drawn into the mystery, helping their oversized and under skilled policeman friend to solve it.There’s also a rumour going around that Barney may have the hots for Penelope, but Penelope’s mother disagrees. She thinks Barney may be Scottish. Penelope’s mother is a complicated woman.There’s a barking goose too. Come to think about it - the only normal animal in Penny’s life is her cat, Rosie.Join the residents of Wickford for some light-hearted fun in this 60,000 word cozy mystery novel, which contains no blood and gore, and only very minimal use of the tamest of bad language.Under Lock And Key is book number One in the Water Witch Cozy Mystery Series.Book 2 - Four and Twenty BlackbirdsBook 3 - An Eye For an EyeBook 4 - A Meeting Of MindsThis book is written using British English spelling and terminology throughout.

Granny’s got witch dementia, and Boris the goat may be drinking too much! Penelope Weaver’s back in Wickford, hoping to relax after a four-month trip aboard her boat. Relaxation is not something she should really have expected though – after all, she is a member of the only witch family in town. It’s no ordinary witch family either. Granny’s developed witch dementia, and Boris the goat is getting used to his new life of brandy and biscuits whenever he demands it. He’s starting a blog too, but that’s a whole different story. Penelope's mother is still visiting the magical haven on a regular basis, and continuing her conquest to get Penny off her boat and back onto dry land. All things considered, everything’s relatively normal in town. When a murder occurs in Wickford, Penny, her best friend, and her sister, are drawn into the mystery, helping their oversized and under skilled policeman friend to solve it. There’s also a rumour going around that Barney may have the hots for Penelope, but Penelope’s mother disagrees. She thinks Barney may be Scottish. Penelope’s mother is a complicated woman. There’s a barking goose too. Come to think about it - the only normal animal in Penny’s life is her cat, Rosie. Join the residents of Wickford for some light-hearted fun in this 60,000 word cozy mystery novel, which contains no blood and gore, and only very minimal use of the tamest of bad language. Under Lock And Key is book number One in the Water Witch Cozy Mystery Series This book is written using British English spelling and terminology throughout.