Late Broomers

Widow's Bay, Book 3

By: Rebecca Regnier

Narrated by: Traci Odom

The balance is off in Widow's Bay. The once powerful vampire in charge is no longer at the top of the food chain. It's a broomstick race to find out why before reporter Marzie Nowak and her friends become the latest bat snack! Plus a murder on Main Street is making it quite a challenge to lure tourists to this haunted resort town in Michigan.

Learning to pilot a broom is only one of the items on the to-do list for the witches of Widow's Bay. The coven learns they can't swap Swiffers for brooms and that texting while flying is hazardous to their health. On top of that, a firebug seems bent on scaring tourists and sabotaging the Ice Festival. Small town reporter, and brand new witch, Marzie Nowak has to figure out what's weakening the powers of her vampire BFF and catch a murderer before it's too late!

Marzie navigates rude Facebook comments, her pushy cat, an expanding troll population, local politics, and peri-menopause in the latest installment of the Widow's Bay series.

©2019 Rebecca Regnier (P)2020 Tantor

👍 Awesome story ‼️ 🥳

Fast moving and exciting…suspense keeps coming just about through the end. The three sided romance 💘 is a slow burn. The witch’s are really learning to use their powers cooperatively.

What a Ride!!!

This is another great book in this series. I love everything about this series! What a great bunch of characters and an amazing town. Can't wait to read the next!!!❤❤❤

Great Read

This was such an entertaining read. Had me laughing out loud in some places. The characters are very likable. I’m looking forward to listening to the next one in the series.

Leaves you wanting more

Rebecca Regnier has written another great storyline in this latest installment. The characters are well developed and interesting. Traci Odom gives a great performance as she brings it all to life. I highly recommend this book and series to paranormal mystery fans.

Frustratingly predictable

It's entirely possible that my problem with this book is a me issue and not an author issue. I hate when the who, what, where, when & how are glaringly obvious and the protagonist fails to put the pieces together until after they put themselves in avoidable danger multiple times. The first 2 books in the series didn't have this problem but this one had me thinking she deserved to die if she couldn't figure it out sooner. I will still read the next book since the first 2 were good but if it has the same issue I'll be done with the series.