Moan and Crone

A Spell's Angels Cozy Mystery, Books 4-6

By: Amanda M. Lee

Narrated by: Meghan Kelly

Scout Randall grew up bouncing from home to home, wondering where the magic she wielded came from.

Answers are finally coming.

A witch with attitude, Scout has always been on her own. Now she has a new family, and these motorcycle-riding monster hunters are going to help her uncover the truth…while taking down every creature of the night that gets in her way.

Scout thought she would never find her family. She was wrong. They’re here, but meeting them is just the beginning.

Note: This three-book omnibus includes Cut to the Crone, Romancing the Crone, and A Crone to Pick.

©2021 Amanda M. Lee (P)2022 Amanda M. Lee

Amazing series

This series of books completely held my interest. The interaction between the characters is humorous and believable.

Love’nThis Series

WHO wouldn’t be thrilled listening to a 3 book package with a very entertaining storyline. The author has endless “bickerings” with the heroine Scout and her shifter boyfriend. I so love the dry humor!!! Great storyline, nice mix of paranormals, excellent narration. I’m glad there are several more books to this series and am ready for my next continued adventure.

Can’t get enough

Want more and more so much better than tv makes my life happy! Love it !!!

Love these books!

Love the characters! Scout is a badass and the cross overs with the other heroines make me smile.

Raisin is pointless

Don’t get me wrong, I am enjoying Mrs. Lee’s stories. Most of the characters and storylines are enjoyable. The few things that bother me are like nails on a chalkboard though. 1. Ruthie/Raisin acts like a 12 year old. She has zero likable personality traits. Why is she even in the series? If she is 16 she should act like it. 2. Marisa has to turn into a villain at some point or she is pointless too. How is she a witch and Margret Little’s grand niece? Margret is a muggle, How does that work? 3. How can Scout be in her mid-late 20’s with only Gen-X, pop culture taste? I don’t care how many throwback books and movies her group home life gave her access to, there is no way her culture would only reflect someone in their 50’s.