The Witches of Waterbury Bridge — Kevin Flynn

IntroductionWaterbury Bridge, Vermont, 1950 — a town as quaint as a postcard, where gossip travels faster than the milk truck and secrets steep like strong tea. But when Charles Red Robin — the blustery so-called Cheese King of Vermont — is found dead with a knife in his back during a witches coven, the quiet calm of this New England village is shattered like ice on a January pond.Enter Sarah Black, an unflappable insurance investigator with a nose for fraud and a knack for finding the truth no matter how deep it's buried. Sent to settle the policy on Red's untimely death, Sarah finds herself entangled in more than just actuarial tables and alibis. Because Red didn't just buy the Green estate — he disturbed something older, darker, and far less forgiving.Beneath the village's maple-syrup charm, a coven stirs:• Jane Simmons, a striking nurse with secrets in her bloodline,• Dorothy McGuire, the perky new baker with flour on her hands and maybe blood on her apron,• Charles Wondra, a Salem transplant with more than colonial history in his veins,• and Anne Devlin, a soft-spoken descendant of the Greens, who played a deadly game.And in the wider web: a sexy, dangerous young wife with too much lipstick and not enough patience; a pious minister who married trouble; a disgruntled sister with expensive tastes and a string of admirers; and a mild-mannered accountant who may be dosing more than numbers.As Sarah begins to pull threads, she discovers that in Waterbury Bridge, death is only the beginning — and insurance might be the least of anyone's worries.Welcome to Waterbury. Step carefully.EnjoyKevin and Karen Flynn