Once Upon a Werewolf

'Once Upon A Werewolf' by Cynthia St. Aubin is the first in an all-new series Tails From the Alpha Art Gallery.

📚 Ashley's Review 📚

“‘Monkey spirit doesn’t want to sell,’ I noted on my pad. This job had officially become responsible for some of the strangest sentences I had ever spoken, written, or thought in my life.”

It’s easy to see why Cynthia St. Aubin is a US Today Bestselling author. The woman knows how to turn a phrase. She has a writing style that displays her intelligence and wealth of knowledge without being stuffy or pretentious. She writes characters that are charming and easy to relate to - especially when they like food as much as you do.

I’d classify this book as a paranormal cozy mystery. It’s unlike anything I’ve read before, and was a nice change of pace for me. The story was creative, well-written, and left me ready for the next book in the series.

📚 Blurb: 📚

Recently divorced art history grad student Hanna Harvey has just fibbed her way into a job as the assistant to dangerously drool-worthy art gallery owner Mark Abernathy. For Hanna, working in the field she desperately loves provides the perfect opportunity to begin putting her life back together. Soon her cheese budget is in the black and her feline life partners are no longer eyeing her like a six-foot can of Fancy Feast.

But when her boss's lady friends start turning up dead, Hanna finds herself in the cross hairs of a murder investigation. Even worse, hunky homicide detective James Morrison fears hers might be the next body he discovers.

With the "help" of the gallery's quirky cast of resident artists, Hanna will have to hunt down the truth about Abernathy’s dark secret—before it hunts her.