Witchfest: Paranormal Women’s Fiction (Witch Way)

What’s better than Paris in Springtime? Halloween in Salem! Sounds like fun, right? Not so bucking much! First of all, the gang broke up. Yup. Mike had enough of Maren’s waffling and split. Then Bev suddenly got ansty about going to Salem and high-tailed it like her ass was on fire. Which should have been the first clue that Salem would be bad news.

The second harbinger was getting car-jacked by a geriatric Oracle with so-called visions of dire destruction. Pearl insists that not only would the witches in Salem face fire and death, but so would Mythicals, mankind and even Mother Earth herself.

So, what’s a pair of middle-aged witches to do? Head straight into the belly of the beast, of course.

To say that the issues they face are straightforward is the understatement of the year. Hell, it’s a tangled mess of lies and intrigue, involving a coven, ghosts and treachery. And some laughs, of course. And loyalty, wonder and yeah, love.

Witchfest is the final book in the Witch Way series of two middle-aged sisters reconnecting in a cross-country trip, emerging from the ashes of their lives like proverbial phoenixes. Except, they’re witches and those ashes are infused with magic. A tale of ordinary women thrown under the bus who emerge stronger, coming into their own power.