Salted Caramel Sorcery by H.Y. Hanna

 

Caitlyn is enjoying her time in the village and is working on enhancing her chocolate and sweet making skills and she and the widow Mags get to show off their skills at a ball thrown by Lord James.  She is a bit hesitant about wanting to go and dress up but her cousin Pomona helps her to find a great costume and she is actually enjoying herself until there is drama.  First some townspeople show up protesting the ball because it is celebrating Mabon which James thinks more of a celebration of Autumn, but others want to tie it to witchcraft.  Then a guest is found murdered and Pomona becomes the main suspect.  Caitlyn can't believe her cousin would do it, but then again she has been trying out some black magic and has not really been like her old self.  

 A  very enjoyable read that would not be complete without Victor losing his fangs and Nibs and Bran getting into trouble. Love this series and would love to try some of the sweets that they make. 


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