Hex after Forty

Singing Falls Witches Series, Book 1

By: M.J. Caan

Narrated by: Traci Odom

Torie Bliss thought that being over 40 and having your husband dump you over your favorite meal would be rock bottom. Then she learned that the perfect life he had created for them was built on a foundation of lies.

A very public fall from grace leaves her penniless and homeless. Thinking she had nothing else to lose, she decides to move in with her estranged mother in a picturesque town in the mountains of North Carolina. Only to discover that her mother is quite the witch. Literally.

And so is Torie. They are from a line of witches who develop their magic after the age of 40. As if hot flashes and night sweats weren't enough, she now has to contend with wild magic that she has no idea how to control.

But she must learn to tap into her strange new powers to help her new friends solve a terrifying mystery.

Someone is killing off shifters in the sleepy town of Singing Falls, and if Torie can't get her act together, she just may be next on the supernatural serial killer's list.

Can Torie let go of her past in order to embrace her new future?

©2020 M.J. Caan (P)2021 Tantor

Very enjoyable paranormal whodunnit

Again, Traci Odom’s narration did not disappoint. Did an excellent job of bringing this murder mystery to life.

Hex After Forty

SPOILERS
Do you love witches?
Do you love to try and solve the mystery?

Great Start to a New Series!!!

Wife after 40 gets dumped by husband for another woman and finds her life has only gotten worse. Reunites with her mother after several years. Storyline is well developed with a suspense, mystery and a few not expected twists. Narrator does an excellent job in making the characters come alive. Looking forward to and will continue listening to this series.

Please bring this whole series to audible!

This series is completely underrated. Both storyline wise and the delivery of the narrator. We really need the entire series brought to life! Both creator and narrator deserve it!

Promising, but…

Good - even if cliched - start to midlife magical genre series. But could have done without the gruesome murders or injuring of innocent, gentle, lovable characters that could have become series-long key characters.