A Total Witch Show

Witchless in Seattle Mysteries, Book 14

De: Dakota Cassidy

Narrado por: Hollie Jackson

This time I'm the case that needs solving. Almost all of the criminals dead or alive that we've captured or we've had a hand in doling out their fate, have been stalking me via the ghost of my very first case.

Sal Finch. Win's vengeful cousin, angry and bitter when he lost all of Win's inheritance to me and tried to kill me, has somehow figured out how to read people on this plane and get them to do his bidding. How do I, mostly a mere mortal, fight off someone from the afterlife still holding a big, fat grudge?

I call my sister Halliday Valentine to help me fight off the forces of evil, of course! A full-time witch who has visions, and part-time sleuth just like me. But the afterlife sure has drastically changed since I lost my powers, and everyone around me becomes suspect as Sal whispers suggestively in the ears of criminals who would like nothing better than to see me kaput.

When my sister has a vision of me, a mere dead husk of a body, my soul evaporated for eternity, we know we have to take action with the mother of all spells. But with the afterlife in such an uproar, and the delicate timing of the spell, will we get this monkey off my back, or leave the world turned upside down?

©2022 Dakota Cassidy (P)2022 Tantor

Great SERIES

Love this series of books by Dakota Cassidy and narrated by Hollie Jackson. All 15 are wonderful.

A must read in this series ‼️

The duh at the end bothered me immensely since I had figured it out shortly after the attacks began. However that oversight by the heroes did make the ending even more dramatic and exciting. I am glad that none of the heroes friends and family were killed, seriously injured, or lost their souls which was always a real possibility. I am curious about Adam W’s family and how they are doing after everything that they went through. This book spent less time on the romantic connection between team #Stevwin and strangely, it was okay. I am surprised that Atticus seems to be a more powerful witch than any other familiar in the author’s books. He was essential to the resolution of this book.