Good Witch Hunting

Witchless in Seattle Series, Book 7

By: Dakota Cassidy

Narrated by: Hollie Jackson

What happens when an ex-witch/medium, an ex-nun, a demon, and a dead British spy meet? Murder!

After a really busy summer, things have settled down for my crew here in Ebenezer Falls. That is, until my favorite spy, Win, has a crazy recollection of the night he was murdered. His memory leads us to the new tattoo artist in town who just happens to be an ex-nun named Trixie Lavender.

Sister Trixie has a gifted tattoo artist for a sidekick who just happens to be a demon straight from the bowels of Hell... A demon who, coincidentally, is accused of murder, that is. You know what that means - Stevie and the gang to the rescue!

©2018 Dakota Cassidy (P)2018 Tantor

Good book, reader sounded bored

I like the book, just HATE how this book is read. 80% of it is read like she’s bored reading it. It’s horrible I ended up buying the book and just reading it instead.

Great

Yet another good shot, too short as with any good story. Need to know about the girls future

Nuns, demons & axes

Review of audiobook borrowed through Audible Plus.
Spoilers:
It’s a blizzard out there but Stevie is too antsy to stay inside. She decides to get pastries and welcome the new shop owners a few doors down. Of course they find the body of their new landlord in their storage closet. It doesn’t help that he lied to them about having no documentation and immediately raised the rent.
Trixie Lavender is a former nun who is sometimes possessed. Her good friend Coop is so socially inept and can hear the spies that it isn’t long before they find out she is a demon escaped from hell. But she’s trying to be a good person. Coop has her own winged familiar.
It only takes a few interviews before the bad uns come after Stevie, almost by accident, but it’s an epic battle that has her going through the shop’s front window.
Jackson does a decent job with narration.

Great twist

This was well written, the twist of who did it was not easy to figure out

Cute exciting story

Enjoyed the contributing story. Dakota has a great imagination. Look forward to more stories in the near future.