Caroll Wren Whitfield writes cozy mysteries about peculiar towns, persistent cats, and the kind of trouble that tends to arrive just after dark. She believes every good bookshop has a secret, and every secret deserves a decent cup of tea.
The Bookbinder of Moonwick opens the Moonwick series — a quietly eerie cozy world where magic lives in the spine of every book and the bookshop is always, somehow, involved.
A sarcastic black cat. An inherited bookshop. Magic bound in the spine of every book. When Wren Ashby returns to the village of Moonwick to take over her late aunt's shop, she expects dusty shelves — not a cat who talks back, neighbors with their own quiet enchantments, and a binding that's started to come undone.
~32,000 words · 22 chapters + Epilogue.
Read on Kindle Unlimited →The second Moonwick book is in development. The shop is still standing. The cat is still complaining. Something new has arrived in the village, and Wren is, unfortunately, the one who has to deal with it.
In development