Witch of Mintwood Mysteries (Books 1–3)

Come be part of the Witch of Mintwood and her mates as they resolve mysteries. Don’t miss the primary three books within the collection for one nice worth.
Witch Way to Mintood: House falling down? Check. Pet sitting job with annoying purchasers? Check. Ability to talk to ghosts, which has the unlucky aspect impact of having to take heed to what they are saying again? Double test! Hot highschool crush nonetheless on the town being all profitable and stuff when you protest his constructing initiatives? All sorts of checks! Did anybody say Witch of Mintwood? Yup! Just add homicide and this can be every week to recollect!
Witch Some Win Some: Lemmi and her mates are enjoyable as a lot as anybody can within the falling down farmhouse they name dwelling when one thing shatters their world. A ghost? A troll? Paws truly being quiet? No, it is their pal Liam and he has huge information. There’s a city ribbon-cutting competitors, and fame and glory are on the road. To make issues worse, Lemmi virtually will get in an accident when a murdered ghost cuts throughout her path. To prime all of it off, Jasper’s grandfather hates Lemmi with a ardour – and he or she has no concept why. If Lemmi thought she was having enjoyable earlier than, what’s she having now?!
Spell by Midnight: Lemmi and her mates are excited for a night out on the Babbling Brook Barn, however whereas they’re getting a tour, they arrive throughout a lifeless physique! What’s even stranger is that there isn’t any ghost, so Lemmi cannot determine who died or how. While she’s sizzling on the case, she has different issues. First, there are so much of unusual girls flooding Mintwood, and it quickly turns into vitally vital that Lemmi determine who they’re. On prime of all that, her emotions about Jasper Wolf proceed to confuse her. The incontrovertible fact that he appears simply as confused himself is small consolation. Can Lemmi get to the underside of her thriller? What will occur with Jasper? If all that wasn’t sufficient, Paws was being . . . effectively, himself.