Witch Summer's Night Cream - Review

Review

WITCH SUMMER NIGHT'S CREAM by H.Y. Hanna

The Third Bewitched by Chocolate Mystery

Caitlyn Le Fey is still somewhat amazed that she found her biological family in the Cotswolds village of Tillyhenge. And more amazed that she's an honest to goodness witch. As Caitlyn hones her chocolate making skills, as well as her magical ones, she discovers the dead body of a girl who recently bullied her cousin. Surely, Evie didn't have anything to do with the other girl's death...even though Evie loudly wished her dead...and can't always control her magick. Fortunately, there are other suspects in town including the nefarious chocolate factory owner who wants to buy the Widow Mags' recipes and the Shakespearean scholar looking to prove that the events surrounding A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM were based in fact. But could the murder actually be over a love potion?

H.Y. Hanna treats us to another adventure in the Cotswolds. In WITCH SUMMER NIGHT'S CREAM we get the delectable addition of Shakespeare. Not the bard himself, but a nutty professor besotted with THE MIDSUMMER'S NIGHT DREAM and his belief that Shakespeare created the play using facts and the very real village of Tillyhenge.

Hanna has a knack for creating laugh out loud scenes, but with people so true the situations are believable, even if outrageous!

The Bewitched by Chocolate series combines one of a kind characters in a bucolic setting with mouthwatering chocolates and a delightful splash of magick. The characters, although zany, are at the center very real and ultimately relateable. While humorous, there is a heartwarming charm to be found in Tillyhenge. H.Y. Hanna has created a depth of feeling within her characters providing readers not only plenty of laughs, but plenty of love as well.