The Show Must Go On It's time for the annual Mullica Hill Summer Arts Festival, and Nancy is expected to run a booth while juggling her mother's shop, a dwindling marriage counseling practice, and trying to stay one step ahead of Houston's dead mother. Karma's a Witch Nancy realizes that she can't continue to run both her mother's shop and continue her counseling practice. But before she makes her final decision, she has to tie up a few loose ends while avoiding the temptation to send a gaggle of imps after the person who has been trying to sabotage her practice. Tag...You're It Nancy goes on the warpath when Houston disappears while researching information on erosmancy. But this time around she gets a little help from her own mother.

Nancy Werlock didn't want to take over the family business. Unfortunately for her, fate - and a bunch of conniving spirits - have other plans. Now Nancy finds herself fumbling through exorcisms and sorting applications for a new apprentice. Because for Werlock women, the family business is demonology. And at the Three Wishes Boutique, the customer may not always be right, but he may possessed. Three Nancy Werlock stories (12,200 approximate word count) Rank and File Something is killing Justicars, a lemure is still on the loose, and the Nine are still poking their noses into her business. But Nancy's biggest problem right now is making sure Houston doesn't embarrass her by failing his Rank Five Trials. The Lemure Lee the Lemure isn't exactly cooperating with Nancy's plans to capture and banish him. When he shows up at her shop asking to talk, Nancy realizes she may have stumbled across the first unbound demon that feeds its vice by being…nice? Til Death Do Us Part In a political gambit to counter the still mysterious plots of the Lord Advocate of the Eights of the Nine, Nancy agrees to apply for her Rank Two trials. Unfortunately, the trials involve performing a dangerous binding ritual she isn't sure she is ready for. More unfortunate, her apprentice has hatched a plot of his own to help her than might make the matter worse.