The Ragtime Coven: Angela's Story (Cabbottown Witch Novels)

This is the third and final book in The Cabbottown Witch Series and is the prequel to the award-winning, Angela’s Coven. This is Angela’s Story and fills in all the missing chapters of her time with Aunt Maddy and the coven from the tragedy of World War I, through the turmoil and glamour of the Roaring Twenties. Here, you will meet those who shaped her life before there was ever that little magic shop in Greenwich Village. You’ll meet a gangster with best intentions, a madam with a heart of gold, a whole new coven of witches, a deeply-conflicted Angel, the tugboat captain who was the love of her life and the child they shared. There is also Mr. Ajax, the right hand man of Lucifer himself. This is a story of love and loss, in a time when everything was on the line in the great battle between good and evil. You’ll find unlikely heroes and surprising villains. And here, between the lines, we may all find a little bit of ourselves. It is not necessary to read the other two books in this series first. But you might enjoy it even more if you did so…

About the Author

Bruce Jenvey was raised in rural Michigan with a great interest in history, popular culture, and the paranormal. After twenty years in the advertising industry, he founded Great Lakes Cruiser Magazine and spent the next decade traveling the region as both historian and journalist. Along the way, Bruce had unique access to untold incidents and documentation of the unexplained. He collected and chronicled these experiences in every place he found them, from the shores of Lake Michigan to Upstate New York. As he did so, he was struck by how consistent and similar these accounts were from region to region leading him to the conclusion that all we see, may not be all there is to know... Today, Bruce is the award-winning author of Angela's Coven, and the Cabbottown Witch Novels as well as other tales of the paranormal. Visit our site for the latest releases in digital and paperback: www.covenbooks.com

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