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    Witch Way Did He Go?
    Witch Way Did He Go?
    Witch Way Did He Go?
    Audiobook4 hours

    Witch Way Did He Go?

    Written by Dakota Cassidy

    Narrated by Hollie Jackson

    4.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    It's me again, Stevie Cartwright. Powerless ex-witch, pseudo medium, and amateur sleuth, reporting to you live from the case of the missing ex-British spy turned ghost/quite possibly one of the most important people to ever become a part of my life.

    You read that right. As Win and I and all the gang were busy planning our big Thanksgiving bash, he suddenly disappeared (right in the middle of telling me what a Philistine I am for even suggesting Cheez Whiz and crackers), and it's as if he never existed.

    Poof-he's just gone! No one can find him, not even Arkady, our ghostly pal and confidant on Plane Limbo.

    If I ever needed to make good use of everything my British spy ever taught me about sleuthing, it's right now. But I run into roadblock after roadblock until I'm almost sure all hope is lost, and I'll never hear his voice again.

    Worse, how will I ever live with myself if I never get the chance to tell him how I feel?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateFeb 26, 2019
    ISBN9781977344342
    Witch Way Did He Go?
    Author

    Dakota Cassidy

    Dakota Cassidy lives and writes in Oregon in a castle high on a hill, overlooking her quaint mobile home village, and she has a husband that puts the heroes in her books to shame.

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      Witch Way Did He Go by Dakota Cassidy8th book in the cozy paranormal mystery series Witchless in Seattle. These should be read in order as the stories and characters progress through the storyline. A witch that has no power, two ghosts, a familiar, a dog and a turkey make up the household in this wacky series. Irreverent.Win, the British spy ghost suddenly disappeared but there are clues being left for Stevie to unravel. I saw where this was going in the beginning of the story. Not sure why none of them thought of it. I guess Stevie was just too overwrought. And frankly too whiny for me. Geesh. In the end it was a short mystery that progressed the story as expected. The author assures us that the mystery and stories will continue. I like the combination of characters so will wait for the next book. Maybe about who killed Win finally?