Summary: Psychologist Barb Stark’s dapper Atlanta lawyer, Eldee Dupree, is being sued. So despite a heavy workload at her practice back in Duncan, Tennessee, Barb decides to sit in on a couple of depositions to help Eldee — and also to spend a few relaxing days at her Atlanta estate. Soon, though, in Margaret Koch‘s suspense mystery “Cauldron,” Barb finds herself deep in a national forest staring at burned bodies — and dodging bullets on the streets of Atlanta. And her irritating ex in-laws, the prominent Starks of Atlanta, have been up to their eyeballs for decades in the murder plots. Back in Duncan, meanwhile, a new patient suffering from panic attacks begins therapy. She’s convinced that she’s about to be killed by occult forces. And, oh yes – she happens to be a witch herself. More below the media player. Listen to Margaret Koch The Indie Author Life Who’s on first, what’s on second … Margaret Koch said recently on Facebook that…. I’ve been asked by several people to post the order of the books in my series. Here it is: Blonde Joke (book one), Camp Soul (book two), Song of the Monster (book three), Power in the Blood (book [...]Similar Posts:The Bookcast Is HereHer Superpower – From GodA Suicide, A Homecoming, and TerrorShould I Have Agreed to This Interview?A Life Told Via Facebook Updates The post Barb Stark, Psychologist, Who Doesn’t Believe in Witches appeared first on The Bookcast.
