BooksChatter: ☀ The Chocolatier's Ghost: The Chocolatier's Wife [2]

Thank you for joining us on the Virtual Book Tour for The Chocolatier's Ghost, a Fantary Mystery by Cindy Lynn Speer (28 June 2017, Dragonwell Publishing, 420 pages).

This is the second stand-alone book in The Chocolatier's Wife series.

Don't miss our Guest Post by author Cindy Lynn Speer who tells us about her ideal writing space.

PREVIEW: Check out the book's synopsis and the Kindle Cloud Reader Preview below.

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Synopsis

Married to her soul mate, the chocolatier William, Tasmin should not have to worry about anything at all. But when her happily ever after is interrupted by the disappearance of the town’s wise woman, she rushes in to investigate.

Faced with dangers, dead bodies, and more mysterious disappearances, Tasmin and William must act fast to save their town and themselves – especially when Tasmin starts to be haunted by a most unwelcome ghost from her past…literally.

"The Chocolatier's Ghost" is the enchanting standalone sequel to Cindy Lynn Speer's bestselling fantasy mystery "The Chocolatier's Wife".

Teaser: KCR Preview

The Chocolatier's Ghost
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The Series: The Chocolatier's Wife

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The Chocolatier's Wife [1]

“a fine piece of fiction with some murder, mystery, magic and fantasy” ----Front Street Reviews

Cover by award-winning artist Howard David Johnson

ROMANCE, MAGIC, MYSTERY…. AND CHOCOLATE

When Tasmin’s bethrothed, William, is accused of murder, she gathers her wind sprites and rushes to his home town to investigate. She doesn’t have a shred of doubt about his innocence. But as she settles in his chocolate shop, she finds more in store than she bargained for. Facing suspicious townsfolk, gossiping neighbors, and William’s own family, who all resent her kind – the sorcerer folk from the North -- she must also learn to tell friend from foe, and fast. For the real killer is still on the loose – and he is intent on ruining William’s family at all cost.

The Chocolatier’s Wife is a truly original, spellbinding love story, featuring vivid characters in a highly realistic historical setting.

[First Published 22 June 2008; this edition 11 July 2012, 280 pages]

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The Chocolatier's Journal [1.5]

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William had always known he will marry Tasmin, despite his family prejudice against her kind, the magical folk from the North. And yet, when the time had come to seal their union, things slipped out of hand, spinning into a riveting drama that threw the two lovers into a whirlpool of deadly intrigue.

This elegantly crafted journal features two original stories from William's and Tasmin's early life and several recipes and spells recorded in their family journal for their personal use. It offers the readers a unique chance to fall in love with Cindy Lynn Speer's writing and the unforgettable characters of her critically acclaimed novel, THE CHOCOLATIER'S WIFE.

[Published 15 December 2012, 46 pages]

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About the Author

Cindy Lynn Speer has been writing since she was 13. She has Blue Moon and Unbalanced published by Zumaya. Her other works, including The Chocolatier’s Wife (recently out in an illustrated hardcover to celebrate its 10th anniversary) and the Chocolatier’s Ghost, as well as the short story anthology Wishes and Sorrows.

When she is not writing she is either practicing historical swordsmanship, sewing, or pretending she can garden. She also loves road trips and seeing nature.

Her secret side hobby is to write really boring bios about herself.

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