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Fur the Hex of it, by Jane Hinchey

The wildlife isn't the only thing that's deadly in Gravestone.

Supernatural Investigation Undercover Agent Holly Day is laying low in the sleepy seaside town of Gravestone. After stumbling across a shipment of counterfeit wands laced with lethal magic, Holly has a bounty on her head, and her boss has sent her into hiding for her own safety while he smokes out the leak in the SIA that put the kingpin of the smuggling ring on her tail.

Keeping her identity and magic under wraps is no mean feat, but with her familiar rat, Flynn, by her side, she figures she has it all under control. Until Flynn brings her a gift. A human bone.

Thrust into the middle of a seaside murder mystery, Holly teams up with an unlikely ally, a sweet little old lady whose looks belie her skill set, while dodging the persistent attention of the handsome local sheriff who has questions she’d rather not answer.

If she’s not careful, this investigation might blow her cover and get her killed.

Broom Service, by Christine Bernard

Not all is as it seems at Hedge Hotel

Cassandra Curey is not a witch. At least, that’s what she keeps telling herself. Sure, weird things happen around her, but that doesn’t mean she’s a witch. It just means she has a good imagination. And yes, her parents claim to be witches, and her guinea pig, Fern, is suddenly trying to communicate with her, but that doesn’t mean anything. All Cassandra wants is to do her job as a hotel manager, find a husband, and live a normal life. Is that too much to ask for?

Cats, Crime & Crème Brûlée, by Polly Holmes

Nothing spoils an Easter Bonnet Parade like a cold-blooded murder!

I’m Evelyn Grayson, and I’m a witch, but today I’m just plain old Evelyn. At least that’s what I’d hoped when Tyler and I agreed to attend the Noble Crest Assisted Living Easter Family Fun Day in nearby Hallows Creek. But the invitation said nothing about jealous lovers, a cover-up, a talking cat statue, and murder!

The festivities are in full swing, the sweet treats freely flowing, and Tyler was about to whip the pants off the competition in the Chess tournament when a bone-tingling scream sent my witch radar off the charts.

Elderly resident Madge Bromfield is dead, and all evidence points to foul play. 

Besides magic, there’s nothing I love more than a good mystery, so with my trusty feline familiar in tow, I don my investigator hat, determined to unmask the killer before they strike again.

Banshee, Vikings & Voodoo, by Kelly Ethan

Viking zombies, a shadowy killer, and a talking raven…Let the mayhem begin.

Holly Harrow, witchy banshee, hated chaos. So an all- expenses- paid vacation to New Orleans to bid on a magical auction courtesy of her necromancer bosses…

No brainer.

Except for the auctioneer winding up dead and Holly found standing over the body.

Now Viking zombies stalk her and the streets of the French Quarter. And for once she can’t blame her wicked witch grandmother, Elspeth Harrow.

Spooky Familiars at Foxglove Cottage,

by Maggie Mundy

Ghosts, familiars and kidnapping, oh my. Rosie’s in trouble. 

Rosie was leaving 1920’s Bath with her son to live in the country at Foxglove Cottage. It seemed like the perfect place for a new start. What she finds is a cottage that appears to be haunted Plus, her new employer, Penny at the local manor, is to be a witch, just like her. Maybe she will get a handle on her magic at last

Her new life gets stranger when she dreams of all kinds of familiar’s and two men. One who wants to find her and the other who wants to kill her. She will need to solve the mystery with help from two drunken Scottish ghosts, Penny and magic.

Will they be able to save the familiars in time and get them back to their owners? Will she be able to save herself? So much for a quiet life.

Familiar Unspelled, by Susanne Becker

Death doesn't always mean the end. Sometimes it signals the beginning.

Pharmacy graduate, Christy Fair, is still reeling from the recent sudden death of her mum.

Now alone in the world, she struggles with the constant ‘are you a witch?’, which has plagued her throughout her life. The defensive walls she has built around herself ensure everyone is kept at a distance.

But when one of her classmate’s allegedly suicides, Christy must confront her natural reaction to retreat.

Christy is sure that her classmate was murdered, but first she must get the police to agree to investigate.

Can a small orange dog, who insists on being part of her life, and a mysterious box labelled Meg, help to find a murderer, and provide Christy with the answers she’s been searching for?

Join Christy and Maisie in the search for a murderer, and the blossoming of a new relationship amid a cloud of orange hair.

Impurrfect Magic, by Paula Lester

Never trust a bossy kitten—especially when she comes out of a secret room.

Ivy Patterson has a brand new happiness plan. Ditch the soul-sucking job, buy a super cute blue bungalow, and take over Uncle Vincent’s produce market when he retires.

It’s all going according to plan until Ivy’s life flips upside down. Uncle Vincent is murdered. A sassy black kitten shows up out of thin air and starts giving Ivy orders. And Ivy finds a secret room that holds shadowy magical secrets which crack open her past.

Ivy spent decades believing the dark magic she possessed should never be touched. Can she catch a killer without tapping into the unfamiliar power deep within?

Or will her sassy attitude, an opinionated kitten, and a murderer willing to strike again destroy her splendid new life?

Yorkie Doodle's Boys, by Belinda White

Getting between a leprechaun and their gold is never a good thing.

When Chewy destroyed my favorite leather boots, I thought things couldn't get much worse.

Boy, was I wrong.

Trying to raise two very special Yorkie-mix puppies was bad enough. But now I have to deal with a persistent backyard prowler too?

Good thing I'm not on my own with this. Arc, Amie, Trevor, and even Patty are right there beside me. After all, it's kind of their backyard, too, as we all live on the same property.

I just really hope Patty is kidding about the leprechaun thing...