Review: WHICH WITCH? HOLY TERRORS BOOK 3

Suffused with trademark humor and light romance lacing occasionally terrifying Suspense, WHICH WITCH? brings Actress Diana and Church of England Bishop Alistair to an antique, long-abandoned London theater, where a new, post-apocalyptic version of Shakespeare's "cursed" Scottish Play is in rehearsal, destined for the big-time West End theater venue. [Imagine Macbeth in Mad Max territory!]
Strange and unsettling happenings disturb the cast and stagehands, and the producers call in Bishop Alistair to join Diana, already in situ as Lady Macbeth. He's barely arrived when events escalate to dangerous, then to fatal, and it almost seems as if otherworldly presences are angered by the presence of the Holy Terrors.

If you enjoy your Horror leavened with many moments on the light side and gentle, subtle flirtation, plus enjoyable, strong, characters, look no further than the Holy Terrors Series.

Addendum: I chose this as a "New Beginning" selection, as the theatre in which the story takes place had been long-abandoned, till purchased by theater- and musical-loving investors ("Angels" in theater parlance) in a package with the adjacent Hotel, and has been somewhat renovated. This production of Macbeth is the theater's fresh start.