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Do you like you cozy mysteries with a little bit of a the supernatural ? Psychics, ghosts or even talking animals ? Here is a list of authors that are available as ebooks.
Try Jennifer Fischetto, Dawn Eastman, Annette Blair, Rose Pressey, Christy Fifield, Kari Lee Townsend, Sofie Kelly, Wendy Roberts, Carolyn Haines, Laura Morrigan and Lee Perry. ... See MoreSee Less

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Do you like you cozy mysteries with a little bit of a the supernatural ? Psychics, ghosts or even talking animals ? Here is a list of authors that are available as ebooks. Try Jennifer Fischetto, Dawn Eastman, Annette Blair, Rose Pressey, Christy Fifield, Kari Lee Townsend, Sofie Kelly, Wendy Roberts, Carolyn Haines, Laura Morrigan and Lee Perry.
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