It's hard to pick yourself up. It's even harder when someone else is determined to crush you. The Mooney family is sort of a big deal. As the largest witch family in town, and a coven in our own right, we do our best to keep supernatural peace from our seat in Mooney’s Pub, the family legacy that is also my baby. Now a smug witch has knocked on my door and threatened to put us out of business. But this rival coven isn’t just opening their own bar. They're up to something that hints at a dark, malignant power draining the city’s supernaturals. I’m tempted to handle things on my own, wanting to prove my worth after having my life's dream destroyed, but if we don’t find out what evil reigns at The Siren's Last Call, we’ll risk more than one lost life. It’s up to me, my chaos demon bartender, and the entire Mooney clan to get answers and save our city – and our pub in the process. Witch Remade is the riveting prequel to The Hour of Witches series.

Landing among the city's "Most Wanted" was not on my to-do list this morning. What starts as a normal night turns into a dumpster fire when celebrity bounty hunter and fellow witch Trace Wyatt trashes my pub looking for his next mark – me. For reasons I don’t understand, I’ve been accused of magic theft and murder, and someone wants me dead or, less enthusiastically, alive. Fortunately, the roguish, charming, and stubborn hunter believes I'm innocent, and together we’re racing against a twenty-four-hour deadline to figure out who set me up and why. I’m hanging on by the thread of my emotional support sweater, but if I can find answers, maybe I can escape this mess with my life. ( Witch Accused takes place prior to the events in the Ghostmaker Trilogy)