Crazy For Brew (Spellbound Ever After Paranormal Cozy Mystery Book 1) by Annabel Chase

Author:Annabel Chase [Chase, Annabel]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Red Palm Press LLC
Published: 2018-03-02T06:00:00+00:00

Chapter 11

Despite Daniel’s well-meaning hangover cure, I was in desperate need of a morning latte before I braved the office for my appointment with Micki. Even though I knew Althea would bring me my usual drink of choice, she had no clue I was suffering from last night’s poor judgment.

Apparently, I wasn’t alone in my caffeinated needs because the line at Brew-Ha-Ha was nearly as long as it had been at the Horned Owl the night before. George, Spellbound’s lone Yeti, held the door open in front of me to allow customers to exit more easily.

“Good morning, George,” I said, squinting up at his tall, furry frame. My eyes were not yet in full working order.

“Nice to see you, Emma,” he said. “I had half a mind to walk down to Perky’s instead, but I figured I’d tough it out. Nobody brews a coffee like Henrik.”

“I totally agree,” I replied. “I have a client meeting to power through, and no magic in the world is better than a latte by Henrik.”

George smirked. “I’m in the mood for an Emma latte today, I think.”

“Have you tried it?” I asked. “I actually liked it.”

“Both times I tried to order one, they were sold out,” George said. “You’re very popular.”

“Have you taken advantage of the open border yet?” I asked. “Lots of residents seem to be making plans for big trips.”

“I’ve been trying to contact relatives in Switzerland,” he said. “I don’t know who’s still around after all this time. It’s my hope to have a Yeti reunion here soon. Invite all my relations for a huge celebration.”

I clapped my hands. “That would be amazing. Please let me know if you manage it.”

“I will.”

The line moved forward, and we finally made it inside. I ordered three lattes—one with a shot of perseverance, one with a shot of hope, and one with a shot of brain power.

“You need a cup carrier today,” Henrik said. “I don’t normally see you with three.”

“They’re not all for me,” I said.

“I didn’t think so,” the barista replied, and passed me the cups in the aforementioned carrier. “Have a good one.”

Download

Copyright Disclaimer:
This site does not store any files on its server. We only index and link to content provided by other sites. Please contact the content providers to delete copyright contents if any and email us, we'll remove relevant links or contents immediately.