We’re going to a Renaissance Faire! Oh my goodness how excited I was to read this book. I love Mitzy, Ghost-ma, Sheriff Eric, Twiggy, Silas, Odell and Pyewacket. I don’t know how the author does it but each book has something interesting about one or more of these characters that just keeps everything fresh. In this one we see Twiggy play a very fun role. We also see a bit more of the relationship between Mitzy and Eric.
I adore the Renaissance Faires. If you haven’t been to one, you may find yourself wanting to attend one after this. This year, with the Covid-19 Pandemic, the festival closest to me voted to close. It was another sad and frustrating occurrence in a year that seems to be overflowing with them. The author, with a wonderful expertise, brought the Faire to my home! I could picture everything easily. I haven’t worked at a festival but, for a short time in my younger years, I worked the carnival circuit. I think being a carny is much the same as working Renaissance Faires, except at RenFest you wear way cooler clothes and speak funny.
The mystery was entertaining as well as puzzling. I enjoyed learning about sugar glass. I love movies but did not know anything about sugar glass. I looked up a few videos. It is fascinating. I don’t want to go into the mystery or the role sugar glass plays.
I am giving this book five stars because it entertained me, educated me and kept me guessing. A winner all the way! I hope you choose to read it. I would recommend you read the series in the order written. For the mystery you could read it by itself but you would miss a lot in relationships and in Mitzy’s personal growth.
I received an advanced reader’s copy for review consideration. I voluntarily reviewed this book. My review is based entirely on my experience with this book. ( )

This series never gets old to me. Each new release is fresh, fun, delightful, and sure to male you smile. Lots of great one-liners.

Mitzi Moon is adorable, funny, klutzy, and vulnerable. I have loved seeing her evolve throughout the course of this series. She has evolved in her ability to trust and feel part of a family. Her relationship with Sheriff Erick Harper (aka Sheriff-Too-Hot-to-Handle) is progressing. And she is slowly mastering her paranormal skills with the guidance from alchemist Silas Willoughby.

This “episode” is set at a Renaissance Faire. I am not a fan of these faires so I was slow to get into this one, but the story was still fun. I prefer more involvement with the core characters, yet this one introduced me to new members of the community so expect they may appear again in future “episodes”. But, of course, Pye is always there to lend his wisdom.

Mitzy makes me smile and laugh. These books are a welcome break from today’s reality. They don’t have a lot of meat but have tons of heart. Keep them coming, Trixie! ( )