Welcome everyone to the BLOG TOUR for
The Fortune Teller's Secret
A Cavendish Brown Paranormal Mystery Book 2
by Ron D. Voigts!
In this post, you can learn all about this amazing book series, meet Alex one of the main characters in the book as Ron interviews her and enter to win a giveaway for a $10 Amazon GC! Enjoy!
The Fortune Teller's Secret
A Cavendish Brown Paranormal Mystery Book 2
by Ron D. Voigts
Genre: Paranormal Mystery
A dead man on a Ferris wheel and a cold-case murder take Cavendish Brown into a world of carnival freaks, ghosts, and killers.The annual carnival comes to Maiden Falls, a small town in the West Virginia Mountains, but everything is not merry.
The ghost of a woman appears to Cavendish Brown, a carnival worker lies dead aboard a car on the Ferris wheel, and a bullied teenager plots to kill people at the carnival with a homemade bomb. More complications arise. Cavendish again butts heads with the local sheriff, Clinton Pike.
Marbella Wellingway, owner of the newspaper where Cavendish works, receives a visit from the Angel of Death. And a Fortune Teller at the carnival knows something that could forever change Cavendish’s life.
With the aid of Jane, a disturbed psychic, and Alexandra, a Goth witch, he must find the killer, help the mystery woman, and risk his life to prevent more deaths.
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The Witch's Daughter
A Cavndish Brown Paranormal Mystery Book 1
by Ron D. Voigts
Genre: Paranormal Mystery
Investigative reporter and recent widower, Cavendish Brown, is unemployed and floundering. Coerced into returning to his childhood home by the town's eccentric matriarch, Cavendish finds himself involved in murder, deceit, and a not-so-subtle attempt at matchmaking. Joined by Jane, a disturbed psychic, and Alexandra, a young Goth woman with uncanny abilities, they follow leads into the hills of West Virginia to catch the killer. A sheriff who shoots first and asks questions later makes solving the case difficult for the trio. Adding further complications is an ex-girlfriend with a mob hitman on her trail who seeks Cavendish’s help.
Immersed in a never-ending spiral of clues and secrets, he must unlock the darkness that surrounds the enigmatic Jane, stay ahead of the law, and come to terms with his own grief.
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Recent Interview with a Pretty Witch
(w/ Alex, a character in the books)
By Ron D. Voigts
Running late for a meeting with Alexandra Wellingway, I push open the door to the Rusty Nail, a small coffee shop with a steampunk décor. Since my last visit, the place has some new pieces in the design—a vintage electric fan, a ceramic statue of a poodle wearing goggles and an aviator hat, and a poster of the 1956 movie Forbidden Planet. The java house serves an excellent caramel latte, something I’d planned to try.
Alex: You-who! (She waves at me from a corner table)
Ron: You look stunning. I like the shirt. (She’s wearing a lavender colored shirt with black lace fringes and the words: “Me? Sarcastic? Never.”)
Alex: Thank you. The shirt is from my pastel Goth collection. (She waves to the barista who brings me a drink.)
Ron: You ordered me a caramel latte. How did you know I wanted one?
Alex: I’m just a good guesser, I guess. (She giggles.)
Ron: (I sip, and it’s really good.) You and Cavendish went to a carnival in The Fortune Teller’s Secret. What was it like going there with him?
Alex: Sometimes he can be a fuddy-duddy. Getting him to go on rides is hard, like tying knots in spaghetti with your tongue. (She smiles.) But that would be a talent. I did finally get him on one called The Galaxy Smasher. I think he had fun. Getting him on the Ferris wheel didn’t work out--a problem with a dead body in one of the cars.
Ron: In the first book, The Witch’s Daughter, you and Cavendish dig up a dead body. Anything like that in Book 2?
Alex: (She taps her chin) Well, I don’t want to give too much away, but…maybe some digging goes on, and they may find something that once was alive. But I am not saying what. (She runs a finger across her lips like pulling a zipper.)
Ron: In Book 1, you and Cavendish get a little emotionally involved. Anything like that in the second book?
Alex: Well, I am not one to kiss and tell, but something may happen. Enough said.
Ron: What about Jane? Does she use her talent to see the past again and help solve the murder?
Alex: Jane, as always, is extremely helpful and discovers a few clues on her own. And she has a new thing, but I’m not telling. I’ll give you a hint. Look up into the sky! It’s a bird, it’s a plane, no, it’s Jane. (The corner of mouth turns up into a half-smile, and she sips her drink.)
Ron: Anything else you want to tell us about the book?
Alex: Hmm. I don’t want to give too much away. (Checks her watch.) Oh, I’m late. Got to be somewhere. (She stands.)
Ron: Please, just a tickler about The Fortune Teller’s Secret.
Alex: Okay. (Sighs.) The ending will blow you away. (She runs, stops, and throws me a kiss.) Ta-ta.
Ron D. Voigts lives in Raleigh, North Carolina and sometimes somewhere else. When back in Raleigh, he enjoys time with his family, watches old movies and shoots lots of pool. He has his own private writer’s retreat in La Vale, MD where he spends lots of time working on his next novel while enjoying the mountains and eating ice cream.
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I think they sound nice! I enjoy these kind of books.
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