Ghost in the Spell

The Grimoires of a Middle-Aged Witch Series, Book 5

By: Renee George

Narrated by: Autumn Brandt

Being a forty-something divorcee with a college-bound teenage son is a freaking cakewalk compared to wielding my unruly magic.

Did I mention that my newly discovered sister wants to kill me?

After a hellish week spent with older-than-dirt archdruids and a few new enemies, I’m ready to get home so I can hug my kid and sleep in my own bed. But nope, that’s not how my crazy magical mid-life works. My spirit magic has been triggered, and a ghost’s cryptic message gives me more bad news. Something worse than my psycho sister might be after me. Awesome.

It’s Battle Royale time. I’m so over selfish magical creatures trying to steal my powers and my life. I’ll need the help of all my tru-craft guardians if I stand a chance against my supernatural foes. But first, I’ll have to get into the spirit of my new element before the spirit gets into me.

Literally.

©2023 Renee George (P)2023 Renee George

so happy

I was worried about Linda.
Was really very creative way to bring her back Prefect ending!
This series was a joy.
More please, from this author.
Brilliant

Fan

Love the series and will be one that will be listen to again. The love that the family has for one another is wonderful. Want to hear more in this series. They have to get married and Michael sparks with magic and of course more problems. Want to hear more about Marigold and Zeb what’s to them. Great author and love the narrator.

I liked and didn't like this...

I have read all five books in this series and enjoyed them all and will most probably read them again. The stories are well crafted and well written. For the most part, I enjoyed all the characters, but I found as I moved through the series that the main character became demanding of her friends, guides, et. al. and not especially grateful for their help when they dropped what they were doing to do her bidding. Just found that a bit off-putting.

Still, that is not enough for me to not recommend these books. They're good, they're well narrated and worth reading.

Edited to add: Thank you SO much for correcting the narrator's pronunciation of the German word liebling.