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Oliver Crum and the Briarwood Witch
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Oliver Crum and the Briarwood Witch

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The town of Christchurch has everything: rustic houses, quaint people, and a briar patch that consumes anyone who ventures too close.

After a meltdown at work, Oliver Crum needs an escape, and Christchurch seems to be the perfect destination, at first. His aunt provides free room and board in exchange for his help at the local bakery, and the picturesque town appears picked from the cover of a magazine.

But as Oliver learns the ins and outs of the bakery business, no amount of kneading or mixing can prepare him for the mysterious murders that rock the sleepy village.

As the townsfolk point fingers in his direction, Oliver must fight to clear his name by uncovering the murderous culprit and the secrets that live in the woods at the edge of town. And underneath the facade of the carefully manicured lawns and prim and proper people of Christchurch, Oliver discovers a dark history that goes back centuries–a supernatural legacy that’s back for blood.

Oliver Crum and the Briarwood Witch is a quirky supernatural mystery with twists and turns that’ll leave readers flipping pages from beginning to nail-biting conclusion.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Dreadful Media
Date
10 September 2019
Pages
294
ISBN
9781732394926

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

The town of Christchurch has everything: rustic houses, quaint people, and a briar patch that consumes anyone who ventures too close.

After a meltdown at work, Oliver Crum needs an escape, and Christchurch seems to be the perfect destination, at first. His aunt provides free room and board in exchange for his help at the local bakery, and the picturesque town appears picked from the cover of a magazine.

But as Oliver learns the ins and outs of the bakery business, no amount of kneading or mixing can prepare him for the mysterious murders that rock the sleepy village.

As the townsfolk point fingers in his direction, Oliver must fight to clear his name by uncovering the murderous culprit and the secrets that live in the woods at the edge of town. And underneath the facade of the carefully manicured lawns and prim and proper people of Christchurch, Oliver discovers a dark history that goes back centuries–a supernatural legacy that’s back for blood.

Oliver Crum and the Briarwood Witch is a quirky supernatural mystery with twists and turns that’ll leave readers flipping pages from beginning to nail-biting conclusion.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Dreadful Media
Date
10 September 2019
Pages
294
ISBN
9781732394926