Enchanting Inquiries
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Tea & Croakies
by Sam Cheever
read by Heather Firth
Part 2 of the Enchanting Inquiries series
This is no boring librarian shushing people from behind a desk. This librarian corrals rogue magic. But more importantly, she has a frog and a cat, and she's not afraid to use them! I knew when I woke up with a migraine that things were going to get interesting. As a magical artifact wrangler, it's not an unusual way to start my day. But I had no idea how bad it was going to get. Until I found a frog sitting in my teacup. Even that, I could explain to myself if I had to. After all, I have a creative mind. But when the frog started talking to me, yeah, I was pretty sure I'd taken the wrong kind of pill that morning for my headache. If only I'd realized then what I know now. The talking frog was just the beginning of my problems. And quite a beginning it was!
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Fortune Croakies
by Sam Cheever
read by Heather Firth
Part 3 of the Enchanting Inquiries series
She has a frog and a cat, and neither one is what it seems!
Sure, I understand, we all have bills to pay. Personally, I could use a bit of extra cash too. But I'm pretty sure I wouldn't kill for it. At least...not without dark magic influence. And that's exactly the problem.
Dark. Magic. Influence.
My first challenge for the day is finding that artifact and putting it under lock and key before it kills anybody else.
My second challenge is figuring out how to deal with a bossy frog and a pushy cat.
Which of the two do you suppose will give me the bigger headache?
Yeah. That's what I think too. The frog and cat are going to be the death of my sanity.
Maybe I should put them under lock and key too.
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Gram Croakies
by Sam Cheever
read by Heather Firth
Part 4 of the Enchanting Inquiries series
Sticks and stones can break my bones, but wrinkles might actually kill me!
Just when I think I understand life, the Universe flings a magic booger at me.
It just doesn't pay to think you've got a handle on things.
For example, my favorite customer, Mrs. Foxladle, got into a simple disagreement with her book club friends over their obsession with youth and beauty. The next thing you know, they're all dead.
Did Mrs. Foxladle kill them?
It certainly seems like a possibility. But I'm still holding on to the hope that I'm dealing with a rogue magical artifact in the hands of someone with diabolical intent.
Unfortunately, I haven't been able to figure out what it is and who's wielding it with deadly results.
I was counting on Detective Grym, a real rock of a guy, to help me find the culprits. But Grym's lifespan just turned unpredictable. (You could say things are a bit rocky for him right now.) Which leaves solving the mystery up to me and my friends.
It's just a really good thing I have a cat and a frog and... Yeah, about that... I'm really no closer to figuring out how to use them either.
Holy goblin phlegm!
This magic wrangling stuff is hard!
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