The Witches Of Merribay (The Seaforth Chronicles) - Plot & Excerpts
I thought for sure she'd decline, with all those new books she'd purchased today. Surprisingly she accepted. We started out the evening making raspberry meringue pie and peanut butter cheesecake in the modern café kitchen. My aunts could cook, especially Aunt Cora. Everything she ever made, that I tasted, could be presented to the proverbial gods. Both aunts never used a cookbook for guidance, and they only had one giant book that they recorded their recipes in. It sat in the corner of the café kitchen covered in dust. Aunt Clover suggested that we sit at a table in the dining area. I agreed. “Let's light some candles out there for a soft ambiance,” said Aunt Clover. We proceeded to do so. I took a piece of peanut butter cheesecake and sat at a table by the window. I had seen Magella's boat there when I'd arrived, and I wanted to keep an eye on it for a bit. From the few times I had been able to watch, no one had entered and no one had left.
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