Low Country Witches

Rosalind Fletcher is a witch, but that's not her only secret. Her one-of-a-kind wedding cakes are infused with a loving spell that produces long-lasting marriages where the men never stray, the women don't nag, and none of the blissful couples end up in divorce court. What happens when a bewitched cake falls into the hands of the wrong person? Like her worst enemy Ace Benedict, who accidentally eats a sample meant for his clients? Well...all hormones break loose!Surrendering to Ace's lustful appetites proves far easier than finding an antidote, for the conflicted low country witch with a sweet tooth for the blond tight end. Can Rosalind alter the bewitching powers of a hundred-year old spell before things get out of hand? Will she let her conscience guide her to a remedy or will her heart lock them both in a sham? Reader Warning: Hexes and Oh's was previously published in 2009 under the title, Forever, I Do. Although the basic plot has not changed, the story has been expanded by eight thousands words.

From the moment Senior Chief Petty Officer Cole Rodriguez lays eyes on celebrity-TV-chef-turned restaurateur Sinclair Fletcher, he prays his secret crush turns into something more. But convincing the elusive foodie, who keeps people at ladle's length, to get on the same page might prove more difficult than a six-hundred-meter dive for the naval master diver.Out of the frying pan into the fire…Sinclair Fletcher's a witch from a long line of witches. So capitalizing on a hundred-year old spell to launch a life-long dream isn't a big deal. Too bad the spell comes with a major flaw: anyone who eats her food falls in love with her. For that reason, she doesn't allow anyone to step foot in her kitchen let alone her heart.Her goose is cooked…On the busiest weekend of the calendar, Sinclair's spell goes haywire and everyone wants a piece of her. Will she be able to keep her secret or will it crumble in the strong arms of a certain petty officer?Note: Every chapter of this book contains a personal recipe of the author who was raised in the deep south. READER WARNING:Something Witchy This Way Comes is a reboot of a previously published book released under the title, Cooking With Sin. Besides a significant name change and a new cover, the story has been extended.