Prior to his arrival, Chloe was the only (partial) human to live in Sugar Maple. In Casting Spells, the prequel to Laced with Magic, a former Boston police detective, Luke Mackenzie stumbles upon Sugar Maple after investigating the drowning death of his friend Suzanne Marsden. I’d be remiss not to mention the background of the story. The town’s secret hidden is kept hidden from humans using a protective charm that protects the town as long as a female decendant of the Hobb family.
The Sugar Maple Arts Playhouse is under the direction of shapshifters…Faeries keep the Inn’s restaurant fully booked and…the town funeral parlor belongs to a happily married couple who happen to be vampire.” (pg. Out-of-towners who visit the town don’t realize that the citizens aren’t human.Ī tenth-generation wtich owns the Cut & Curl across the street…The hardware store is run by the sweetest family of werewolves you’ll ever meet.
On the surface, Sugar Maple looks like the typical quiet little Vermont town. She’s the de facto mayor of Sugar Maple and owns the town’s knit shop, Sticks and Strings. SeptemJenn blog tour, General Fiction, Mystery/Suspense, Review 10Ĭhloe Hobbs is a half human, half scorceress living in the quaint town of Sugar Maple Vermont. Who'd have guessed I'd find him in Luke MacKenzie, a cop investigating Sugar Maple's very first murder? Bad news is he's 100 percent human, which could spell disaster for a normal future with a paranormal woman like me - in love, in danger, and in way over my head.Review & Blog Tour: Laced with Magic by Barbara Bretton I'm also a sorcerer's daughter - a single sorcerer's daughter with Sugar Maple's future in her hands, which means the whole town is casting spells meant to help me find Mr. and the knitter sitting next to you comes out only after dark. I'm Chloe Hobbs, owner of Sticks & Strings, a popular knitting shop where your yarn never tangles, you always get gauge.
Sugar Maple looks like any bucolic Vermont town, but when the tourists go home, it's a different story - inhabited as it is with warlocks, sprites, vampires, witches, and an ancient secret. But this time, she really casts a spell in a new series where magic and murder weave their way into the lives of the citizens of New England's most unusual town - and its most unusual knitting store. USA Today bestselling author Barbara Bretton has always enchanted readers.
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