Magic wasn't supposed to be this difficult...The last spell Tessa Daniels cast turned a woman's hair green. The one before that? Well, she doesn't talk about that one.Debt-ridden and labeled an outcast, Tessa doesn't think things can get worse until a young woman shows up at her magic shop desperate to attend the prince's ball. But when her latest attempt at magic leads to the woman's murder at the stroke of midnight, she finds herself in the sights of a handsome lead detective who thinks she's the main suspect.Determined to prove him wrong and show the kingdom she's more than her clumsy spells, Tessa forces her way onto his case. And as their unlikely partnership shifts from a battle of wills into an attraction neither can resist, a killer lurks in the shadows, waiting to claim her as the next victim.Enemies to lovers, slow-burn romance, and a puzzling mystery. Don’t miss this romantic and thrilling twist on Cinderella!

A magical boarding school. Budget cuts. Missing teaches. A not-so-cozy mystery.You think you know the world of magical boarding schools? Not from a teacher's perspective at a school for at risk youth.This book bundle includes: Tardy Bells and Witches’ Spells, Hex-Ed, Witches Gone Wicked, A Handful of Hexes, Hexes and Exes, and BONUS MATERIAL. Personal Ads for Witches and Thirteen Ways to Tell if You are a Witch are also included in this bundle.Book 1: Tardy Bells and Witches’ Spells (A prequel before Clarissa teaches at Womby’s School for Wayward Witches.)Most of us have faced the fact that an owl will never come with our acceptance letter to Hogwarts. Find out what this teen does to take matters into her own hands. Will she become a witch, even if the price is higher than she expects?Book 2: Hex-EdConsider what would happen if a bumbling character like Janet Evanovich’s Stephanie Plum had been told with the quirky voice of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and she was trying to get a job at Hogwarts.A gang of evil Fae wants to kidnap and enslave Clarissa for accidentally using magic at the wrong place and the wrong time. Clarissa must escape little old ladies in gingerbread cottages, the evil school district psychologist who has always been out to get her, and a hoard of harpies before she can prove to the Witchkin that the bad apple falls farther from the tree that they’d guessed.If she can do this, then maybe, just maybe her dreams will come true and she’ll land that job teaching the dark arts and crafts.Book 3: Witches Gone WickedAs if being the new "arts and crafts" teacher isn't hard enough at a school for juvenile delinquent witches, budget cuts are just as severe in the magic community, administrators are as unrealistic in their expectations of teachers, and the job is a hazard if the students find out you can't actually do magic.As if this isn't enough pressure, she has to figure out why teachers are mysteriously disappearing. If she doesn't, she might be next.Book 4: A Handful of HexesWhen Clarissa finds her mother’s diary outlining her experiments with the Fae Fertility Paradox, she is desperate to uncover the mysteries of her mother’s past that will help with her own magic problems of the present. She suspects this book will solve the feud between Fae and Witchkin.Either that or it will cause an all-out war.Book 5: Hexes and ExesThe ghosts of boyfriends past are haunting Clarissa Lawrence, the most unmagical teacher at Womby’s School for Wayward Witches.When Clarissa’s problems aren’t filled with her exes, they are filled with hexes. Everything in her life revolves around letting go of her past so she can accept her future. Clarissa must save Derrick before the Raven Queen gets him for good, even if it means she must join the dark side to do so.BONUS MATERIAL Personal Ads for Witches Thirteen Ways to Tell if You are a Witch Dear Jezzy: Love Advice for Paranormals

***** ‘I so enjoyed The Boy in the Burgundy Hood...just don't read it alone at night!’***** ‘The perfect modern day ghost story with a dark twist’***** ‘Impossible to put down’***** ‘Creepy and satisfying’***** ‘A compelling and spinetingling read’***** ‘Too scared to sleep… extremely good book, I read it in one day!’***** ‘Turn the screw it does, right up to its terrifyingly dark finale.’Will it be her dream job – or a waking nightmare?Alice Deaton can’t believe her luck when she lands a post at an ancient English manor house. Mired in debt, the elderly owners have transferred their beloved Bramley to a heritage trust. Alice must prepare it for opening to the public in the spring, with the former owners relegated to a private wing.But when the ghosts start appearing - the woman with the wounded hand and the boy in the burgundy hood - Alice realises why her predecessor might have left the isolated house so soon.As she peels back the layers of the mystery, the secrets Alice uncovers haunting Bramley’s heart will be dark – darker than she could ever have imagined...** A #1 international bestseller, perfect for fans of Stephen King, Michelle Paver, and Shani Struthers **The Boy in the Burgundy Hood is the first book in The Ghosts of Alice, a bestselling series of standalone ghost stories about a young woman with a mysterious connection to the dead. In chronological order, the books are:The Boy in the Burgundy HoodThe Girl in the Ivory Dress Alice and the DevilAlice and the Broken DeadThe Woman in the Widow's Lace

Cassidy is a witch in a small town called Clockview, one of the last places in the world where witches live. Cassidy runs an inn, and like everyone else in Clockview she’s terribly excited about the most important night of the year, which is coming soon.
The Night of Spirits and Phantoms has been taking place every summer for as long as Cassidy can remember. It’s a witch celebration, but the humans in Clockview don’t know that. This year there’s a murder as the big night approaches, and on the night of the murder, a knock-your-socks-off-handsome stranger comes to stay at the inn.
Cassidy investigates the murder against her family’s wishes and discovers that the killer is no one she ever suspected, someone willing to risk the death of all witches in pursuit of a particular goal. Along the way Cassidy discovers that young witches have power beyond what she thought possible, and that you can solve the crime if you just put your mind to it.
Formerly published as 'Clockview