Witch Tales Series by Alex Bledsoe

In these three short stories a small-town reporter meets a beautiful witch who shows him how mysterious, and dangerous, the world can truly be. When small-town reporter Ry Tully meets the woman of his dreams, he has no idea what he's getting into. Tanna is blind, but when fireflies are around, she can see. She's a graduate student in parapsychology, and psychic herself. She's also a second-degree Wiccan priestess--a witch... moreIn these three short stories a small-town reporter meets a beautiful witch who shows him how mysterious, and dangerous, the world can truly be. When small-town reporter Ry Tully meets the woman of his dreams, he has no idea what he's getting into. Tanna is blind, but when fireflies are around, she can see. She's a graduate student in parapsychology, and psychic herself. She's also a second-degree Wiccan priestess--a witch. And her primary duty is to help those in need, whether living, dead, or otherwise. Will Ry be able to forge a relationship with a woman so different from anyone he's known? Will Tanna rise to the challenges of both her new love, and her chosen path? And will the dark corners of the world be ready for the Firefly Witch? less

Tanna Tully, the Firefly Witch, returns in three new adventures that take her to the scene of a horrific tragedy, into the past of a mysterious park with a mind-bending secret, and to the home of Southern Gothic, New Orleans. In these new stories, Tanna Tully, the Firefly Witch, gets to the bottom of three of her strangest mysteries... moreTanna Tully, the Firefly Witch, returns in three new adventures that take her to the scene of a horrific tragedy, into the past of a mysterious park with a mind-bending secret, and to the home of Southern Gothic, New Orleans. In these new stories, Tanna Tully, the Firefly Witch, gets to the bottom of three of her strangest mysteries. In “The Mischief Shades,” she investigates a seemingly light-hearted haunting borne of a ghastly tragedy that hits surprisingly close to home; in “Tourist Trap,” a friend’s suicide attempt exposes something long buried in a local park; and in “The Book of Cunning Women,” an artifact that could change history has to be pried from the selfish grasp of a popular novelist. less