Witch and Tell

Witch Way Librarian Mysteries, Book 7

By: Angela M. Sanders

Narrated by: Rebecca Mitchell

Small-town Wilfred, Oregon, is poised to step into the limelight, and the citizens behind the renovation of the old movie palace—into a brew pub—certainly want that to continue. Until librarian and apprentice witch Josie Way discovers a dead body....

Local librarian Josie Way's life is in shambles. Her magical abilities are on the fritz, and her relationship with sexy sheriff Sam has cooled way off since she told him she's a witch. On top of that, Josie senses a bad energy she can't explain, which seems to be interrupting her connection with the spellbound library books, usually her sure-fire way to get to the bottom of any mystery.

When she wakes to a fierce pounding in the library's atrium, she hurries there—only to find a corpse. But after she goes for the phone to call Sam, she returns to the atrium to find the body gone—and all the doors and window are still locked. And that's just the beginning of a mystery that features Josie as the prime suspect, several shady characters, and possible long-lost relatives. It's just like the beginning of an old movie, but Josie will need a lot more direction than her grandmother's magic lessons will provide....

©2025 Angela M. Sanders (P)2025 Tantor Media

What a finale!

What a finale! Can’t wait for the new Astoria witches series. Still, I will miss relaxing on the shore of the mighty Kirby River.

Another Amazing Read

One of my absolute favorite series, quite unpredictable plot and lots of twists and surprises. As usual love the romance and the chemistry with the characters. The only thing that kinda bothers me in this new one is it's a bit lacking with the ending? Like the fight with aunt had a disappointing end. She was so hyped up to be this big bad that is super powerful, etc. just to have it end like that. I had to rewind couple of seconds just to see if I missed something because that was a bit quick. The romance with Sam was also a bit disappointing at the end. It's like rushed and no attempt of talking face to face apparently? Anyways, love the book still and missed these characters. I just wished it didn't sound a bit rushed in the end. There were too many characters and unexplained plot points. Also got a bit shocked with her friend Lailania asked her for help then became too defensive when Josie got in trouble. Like girl? Overall, good book. Waiting for the sequel of this one.