Hazeldine: Volume Three

by Angie Bee

Overview

On the edges of the Wild West, in a remote and rugged area of Wyoming, is a small and peculiar frontier town: Hazeldine.

In the wake of a magical storm, a man in black arrives with a hidden agenda. Annamaria considers her future and Caleb makes his intentions clear to Blythe. Drastic changes unfold at Godfrey's Goods, a prodigal son returns, and the identity of Yvonne's poisoner is finally revealed.

Through it all, Celeste grasps for a new excuse to stay, unwilling to leave the first home she's ever known, yet unable to let go of her deadly mission. And Ianto is forced to face a reckoning for the secret he's been keeping ...

At least one thing never changes: the days - and nights - are never dull in Hazeldine.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940186099772
Publisher:	Angela Barry
Publication date:	10/15/2023
Series:	Hazeldine , #3
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	568 KB

About the Author

Angie Bee is a novelist, freelance writer, and pop culture pundit. She has five tattoos (so far), has lived in the Midwest and New Zealand, wrote a thesis on the socio-political commentary in zombie films, rescues cats from cemeteries, keeps her skeletons in her car, and dreams of one day meeting Guillermo del Toro. Her ultimate goal in life is to be the lady all the neighborhood kids suspect is a witch — and to deliver quality found family stories full of queer characters and Happily Ever Afters.


She reviews books and movies under the name Angie Barry on CriminalElement.com. The co-author of the novel Faerietale with Stephanie Rabig and Colleen Toliver, and of the Sink or Swim series with Rabig, she has several short stories published in anthologies. Her previous novels are all available at Blurb.com.


Follow her on Twitter: therealzombres.

Check out her website: theangiebee at Tumblr.

Editorial Reviews

My doves. My dear sweet cheeses. This is the one.

Do you like paranormal LGBTQ+ historical romance? Have you also, like me, found yourself increasingly fascinated by westerns? But you find most of the western-themed stuff you can get your hands on just... *not* the thing?

Do you, also like me, need a series that is engrossing, comforting, delicious, *and* nourishing, gives you a fictional place to escape to where you know, in your bones, that you'd be welcomed? This is the one.

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