Fatal Traditions
A Short Story from the Deadwood Humorous Mystery Series
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4.7 • 21 Ratings
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- $2.99
Publisher Description
“Don’t miss this must-read Deadwood short!” ~Kristy McCaffrey, Author of The Wren and Deep Blue
There’s a real trick to catching a soul-stealing Hungarian devil made of shadow and smoke. Unfortunately, Violet Parker doesn’t know what that trick is and her aunt’s life depends on her figuring it out. But killing is an old family tradition for her … or rather a fatal tradition.
Customer Reviews
Fatal Traditions is another fun-filled short read!
This short novel is more fun in the Ann Charles’s Deadwood Series. It’s New Years Eve and six of her wonderful characters are seated around a spooky board game with plenty of libation. There’s lots to talk about, scary predictions, quips, and sexy Innuendos. As well as hair-raising family history.
New Year’s Party
During this story Violet is going to get a history lesson from her Aunt Zoe, Doc, Cornelius, Reid and even her son, Layne. She is trying find out how to kill a liderc for Masterson and save her Aunt Zoe from Masterson.
We have a New Year,’s pajamas party board game with stories thrown in. At this point she is learning but trying to figure out how to stop something and learns she needs help from an unusual source.
I love the book and the humor which runs throughout the entire story! I highly recommend all the books in the Deadwood series and this book is no different but just as excellent !
Laughs and more in this spooktacular short!
A spooktacular visit into the family history of a reluctant " Scharfricter"
It's New Year's Eve and Violet Parker is throwing a party, well sort of. As she tries to figure out how she is going to catch a soul-stealing Hungarian devil in order to save her aunt, she spends the evening with friends and loved ones as they revisit some family history, with a few rounds of Tequila to help it all go down. You won't want to miss this humorous and spooky look into Violet's family's past as she plots how to stay alive in the here and now! Five stars Ann! I loved every minute of it!