Being a magical runt in a notorious family of witches is a fate worse than death. Margo West hardly has enough magic to fill a dustpan. So, when her gran passes away, leaving her temperamental broomstick to her most incompetent granddaughter, Margo takes off. After landing in a strange little town of Shifters in West Virginia, she decides to try her hand at real estate. Mild hearth magic might not have impressed the wicked West fam, but it does wonders for open houses. Her "parlor tricks" include shining windows, mopping floors, and vanishing dust with a twitchy blink of her eyes. Hey, wiggling your nose is hard! Margo's new life seems to be going well, until broody hunk Dylan Hernández solicits her to sell his childhood home before the bank forecloses on it. The creepy manor is plagued by ghosts, bats, and a greedy developer. It's going to take a lot more than parlor tricks and mascara to get this job done, but with her reputation, commission, and a tentative romance on the line, Margo's not about to throw in the broom just yet.

Bats in the belfry. Ghosts in the graveyard. Home sweet home. Things have been less than ideal for Margo West since she tried to break the Hernández family curse via a naughty backyard ritual. She hasn't sold a house in seven months, and Mama Gretta's addictive cookie recipe is putting a serious cramp in her style. The trapped spirits of Dylan Hernández's bat Shifter papas seem to have moved on at least, but a surge of ghost sightings around town have everyone in Assjacket, WV, wondering if Margo's half-baked magic misfired and left them to pay the price. As if she didn't have enough in her cauldron, Glinda, Margo's wicked cousin, drops in for visit intent on stealing the legendary broom Margo inherited from Granny West. Join Margo and Dylan once again for an adventure full of witches, and ghosts, and bat Shifters, oh my!

Rain, rain, go away. A little batling wants to play... Newlyweds Margo and Dylan are ready for the next stops on the yellow brick road of life: flipping a foreclosure and having a baby. But after six months of trying, Margo's cave is still batless. To make matters worse, their fixer-upper is bleeding their bank account dry. Margo grudgingly agrees to Dylan's suggestion that they rent out the house until they're able to sell it. But when their tenants turn out to be a gorgeous fruit bat Shifter that Dylan's late brother Drew dated while in Australia and their resulting love child, Margo feels as if her thunder has been stolen—literally. As Dylan spends more and more time with the boy and his single mother, the mounting stress causes Margo to lose control of her sky cauldron powers, and soon Assjacket's sunny summer weather is overtaken by horrific storms.