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First in Series: An Eleven Book Cozy Mystery and Paracozy Collection

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Eleven First-In-Series titles from Katherine Hayton and her alter-ego Willow Mason.

These stories feature kittens, knitting, cafes, baking, mischief and mayhem, or witches, werewolves, spells, magic and merriment all tied together with a cozy mystery bow.

Stories included from Katherine Hayton Die in the Wool, Calico Confusion, Mrs Pettigrew Sees a Ghost, A Job of Inn Dependence, The Buzz Kill, Pushing Up Daisies, and Cupcakes & Conspiracies.

Stories included from Willow Mason At Your Fairy Worst, How to Fly a Pig, Pixie Me Up, and Selective Spells.

Try them out and find a new favourite series today!

1629 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 7, 2022

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Katherine Hayton

64 books496 followers
I'm a middle-aged woman who works in insurance, doesn't have children or pets, can't drive, has lived in Christchurch my entire life, and currently reside a two-minute walk from where I was born.

For some reason, I've developed a rich fantasy life.



I like to write mysteries, some set in my hometown of Christchurch, others ninety minutes up the road in the beautiful township of Hanmer Springs, or in the quasi-fictional town of Pinetar. These mysteries range from hard-hitting psychological thrillers, through to police procedurals, or the lighter adventure of a cozy mystery.

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Author 4 books9 followers
September 30, 2023
This is a "Whitman's Sampler" of cozy mysteries, each part of a different series. They feature a variety of supernatural beings, including ghosts, witches, vampires, werewolves, pixies, fairy godmothers, etc. Most allow at least sufficient "suspension of disbelief" to suck the reader into the story, although though I occasionally was bounced out of the narrative as I stopped reading to puzzle over details. Humor and character building are excellent and one doesn't expect to take the genre too seriously. Overall, they're good light reading for a rainy day.
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April 6, 2024
mysterious story

I started to read this book and got caught up in it.I finished this story in one sitting and it was fantastic! I recommend this book and the rest of the series to all who love clean murder mysteries.TaTa for now,I am going to read the next book in the series.Follow and enjoy!!!
688 reviews
September 22, 2022
First in series

Eleven cosy Mysteries in one book.
These are a great collection.
The cosy Mysteries will help you decide which ones you'd like to follow.
So go get this series, you'll enjoy it
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June 10, 2023
Read the first book and a few chapters each of the second and third book.
Just wasnt my cuppa tea... too many cats, kittens and cups of hot cocoa... ugh
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