The Howling Hag Mystery

Step into a world of enchantment and intrigue with 'The Howling Hag Mystery,' the latest installment from bestselling author Thornton, known for the beloved 'The Last Chance Hotel.' This captivating paperback edition features 352 pages of thrilling adventure, perfect for fans of magical mysteries and whimsical tales. Set in a quaint village where a sinister murder takes place, readers will be introduced to Raven Charming, a secret witch who discovers she may have a rival dabbling in dark magic. As she teams up with the clever amateur sleuth Mortimer Scratch and a witty talking cat named Nightshade, they embark on a quest filled with baffling clues and spellbinding surprises. The perfect blend of charm and suspense, this book is ideal for those who enjoy cozy mysteries with a sprinkle of fantasy. Join Raven and her friends as they unravel the tangled threads of this mysterious affair, discovering that not all is as it seems in their seemingly peaceful village. With its gripping plot twists, rich character development, and a nostalgic nod to classic whodunnits, 'The Howling Hag Mystery' promises to be an engaging read for both children and adults alike. Dive in, and let the pages whisk you away into a magical realm of sleuthing and sorcery.

CONDITION: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781913322700
Format: Paperback
Publisher: THE CHICKEN HOUSE
Number of Pages: 352
Dimensions Width: 143mm
Height: 201mm
Spine: 24mm

From the bestselling author of The Last Chance Hotel comes a brand new fantastical mystery series! When there's a murder in the village and a hag is heard howling at the local inn, secret witch Raven Charming realizes she could have a rival - one who practises the worst kind of magic. With the help of amateur sleuth, Mortimer Scratch, and Nightshade, a talking cat with a feline sense of detection, she sets out to solve what's been going on Praise for THE LAST CHANCE HOTEL: 'This mystery is a worthy prizewinner a jolly, atmospheric mystery.' THE TIMES 'Thornton, like [Agatha] Christie, can turn murder into a thoroughly comforting bedtime read.' THE TELEGRAPH ' all kinds of fun: a locked-room murder mystery paced breathlessly, but fruited with humour, poignancy and great character names' THE OBSERVER '[A] mash-up of murder mystery and fantasy that celebrates food and cooking, and is full of great characters, plot twists and intriguing detail.' METRO 'Featuring magical antics, a talking cat and a locked-room murder mystery, Seth's story reads like an old-school whodunnit with added wizards and spells and echoes of ancient sorcery.' BOOKTRUST