Hawt Flash

A Paranormal Women's Fiction Novel (Midlife in Aura Cove, Book 1)

By: Blair Bryan

Narrated by: CJ Locks

Turning 50 is supposed to be a milestone, but for Katie Beaumont, it's the beginning of a supernatural adventure that will change her life forever.

Devastated by her husband's infidelity, Katie discovers she possesses powers beyond her wildest dreams. But as she embarks on a journey of explosive self-discovery, a century of ancestral secrets begins to unravel and threatens to upend everything she thought she knew.

Guided by her sassy best friend, a talking dog, and a ball-busting lawyer, Katie embraces her new life. But she soon realizes that her magical abilities come with a price and enemies who will stop at nothing to claim them.

Filled with hilarious revenge, outrageous female empowerment, and the comfort of family, this small-town paranormal women's fiction series will leave you breathless and prove there is a lot of life to live after 50.

This is book 1 of the Midlife in Aura Cove Series—a little Florida town with big secrets. Perfect for fans of Darynda Jones, K. F. Breene, Kristen Painter, Robyn Peterman, Deanna Chase, and Shannon Mayer.

©2023 Teal Butterfly Press (P)2024 Teal Butterfly Press

Funny and kept me interested.

This was a good and quick read. I recommend it for a good story that will leave you smiling.

Gotta Love Retaliation

This story is hilariously entertaining! I love the way Katie retaliates against her husband's infidelity with the help of her best friend Franki, and her great great great grandmother's revenge on Katie's behalf is perfect!

frustrating

I was a little disappointed to be honest it shouldn't have taken the whole book to get a divorce. It's like the author did everything they could to prolong it and draw it out. But it was good the ending was hilarious can't wait for book 2

this made me laugh out loud!

What a story, suspense and laughter I loved it! five stars, highly recommend! I can't read to read the next one!

Hilarious. And there was a plot no matter what other reviewers say.

I always give low stars to performance because I’m not looking for performance. Narrator needs to get out from between me and the author. And I also hate the damn music. Just read the damn book. If I could read it myself and print a wood, but because I can’t, I get it on Audible. That said I am still hunting audible trying to find the next one because I know at the end of this one it said flash mob. I’m having trouble finding it, but I found it on Kindle already. Guess I’ll keep looking and waiting.