Katie hears voices – but luckily, it’s just the cute dogs she walks. Which is convenient when they know all the gossip, including who murdered who. When one of the tenants of her building is arrested for a brutal murder, there’s one witness that can help solve the crime. The only problem – he’s a dog. Only Katie’s developing witch skills can help uncover the truth. She, her familiar Biscuit, her filmmaking buddies, and the local – and attractive – vet who has figured out her secret join forces to reunite the dog and his owner. Will Katie get to the bottom of a web of money and greed and passion? Or will the real killer discover what she’s up to… ...and do what it takes to stop her?

They say that fixer-uppers can kill you. This one proves it! Investigative witch Katie Houseman’s newest client is renovating her brownstone – and cheating on her husband with the plumber. When the plumber turns up dead, the wife is the obvious suspect. Her dog, Pickles, begs Katie to find the real killer. Since Katie can talk to dogs, she is willing to help – even though she’s not sure it’s murder. At least, not until the detective in charge refuses to give up on the case even though he’s been ordered not to pursue it. Not after what he found in that basement… Katie and friends – including a couple of cats she discovers she can now talk to – band together to stop this killer... ...before it turns into Katie’s murder that has to be solved.

Katie Houseman can talk to dogs and cats… which is useful when she’s trying to solve a murder. But this time, she needs the help of a bunch of birds. And they’re not talking. Not in the way Katie needs them to. She understands Millie Ferguson’s birds about as well as anyone else – that is to say, not at all. When Millie is poisoned, Katie gets involved with her large family to find her killer. As if that weren’t enough, Katie and her great aunt Zorah are trying to make sense of a mysterious locket from Katie’s past. When Katie gets a threatening note, they realize there’s more to it than meets the eye. Death is looming close for all. Will Katie be able to solve this investigation? Or will the birds be chirping about her disappearance next?

Novice witch Katie Houseman can talk to animals – but solving murder? That's a spell she hasn't mastered yet. To clear vet Tom Walker’s name, she’s going to need all the help she can get. That includes her familiar, Biscuit, and finally learning how to control her magic. She’s juggling mastering spells – and trying not to break coffee mugs in the process – and trying to solve a case where everyone seems to be a killer. On top of it all, Katie’s also still trying to find her missing great aunt and unravel the clues of her own past. With everything that stands in her way, will Katie be able to prove Tom’s innocence? Or uncover another secret and prove he’s guilty?

Young witch Katie Houseman talks to animals – and they talk back. Which is handy when you’re hunting a killer. Except this time, the animals are warning her that she’s the one being hunted. That mixed with mysteries from her past, Katie has to watch her back. It gets worse when a production assistant falls off a ladder at a shoot Katie and her friends Juno and Rob are working on. Because he was poisoned. All fingers point at Juno. Katie, her familiar Biscuit, and her friends investigate to clear Juno’s name. But the victim, it seems, was hated by anyone who ever met him. With so many suspects, will they be able to unravel this mystery? Or will Juno go down for a crime he didn’t commit?