Witches, ghouls, and mind readers—oh my! Murder and mystery abound in this supernatural novel. Vega Bloodmire has no problem with the label “villainous witch,” though she draws the line at being called a self-centered hag. Life isn’t easy being twenty-two, drop-dead gorgeous, and the most fashionable witch in all the land—especially while working as an intern teacher at a magical boarding school. Being young and beautiful is a curse. A curse for everyone who underestimates her. Vega finally thinks she has her student teaching figured out at Encantado Charter Academy. The lecherous tyrant of a mentor teacher who was supervising her is dead, she gets to do what she does best—boss people around—and she might even prove to her mother that she doesn’t need their family’s money to succeed in life. She can support herself in a career without anyone else’s help, live a somewhat normal life, and keep her ghoulish family secrets under wraps. Unfortunately, all Vega’s well-laid plans go awry when she is framed for murder. Worse yet, she fears she may have revealed her darkest secret—one so awful she will be shunned by Witchkin society even if she can prove her innocence. Vega is going to need to find the true culprit of the crime in order to save her reputation—and her life. Enjoy this spin-off series from the world of Womby’s School for Wayward Witches. This book starts with Vega Bloodmire’s life before working at Womby’s when she was a new and inexperienced teacher at Encantado Charter Academy. Clean, cozy, no sex or swearing, PG 13—perfectly fine for teens or grandmas who like paranormal mysteries at magical boarding academies.

Witches, ghouls, and zombies—oh my! Murder and mystery abound in this supernatural novel. Vega Bloodmire’s favorite sanctuary is the graveyard. It is quiet, she looks classy in black, and the dead are good listeners. While working as a first-year teacher at Encantado Charter Academy, Vega is turned away from her favorite cemetery because the living visitors are being murdered. Furious someone has made it difficult for her to enjoy the finest scenic cemeteries the city has to offer, she resolves to get to the bottom of who is killing people and why. Matters become complicated when she is tempted to break her no-flesh diet after she stumbles upon a delicious corpse. Vega once loved someone infected and killed by a kyonshi, a kind of zombie known for living in graveyards and feasting on the living. Could her late boyfriend’s killer be the monster, and will this be her chance for revenge? This is the second book in the series. These mysteries are meant to be read in any order. Enjoy this spin-off series from Womby’s School for Wayward Witches. This book starts with Vega Bloodmire’s life before working at Womby’s when she was a new and inexperienced teacher at Encantado Charter Academy. Clean, cozy, no sex or swearing, PG 13—perfectly fine for teens or grandmas who like paranormal mysteries with magic.

Wicked witches have more fun—especially when crushing their enemies. Brooms. Doom. Gloom. There’s no sweeping this wicked witch under the rug. She’s ready to solve a mystery. While working at her first job as a teacher at Encantado Charter Academy, Vega Bloodmire crashes her broom in the Morty Realm, nearly exposing the world of magic and witches that she belongs to. Vega knows the incident isn’t her fault and someone sabotaged her—though she can’t guess why. As a result of this accident, Vega loses her license to fly. How is a wicked witch schoolteacher supposed to focus on teaching when possessed brooms, remedial lessons in flyer-ed classes, and encounters with the Witchkin Council’s Department of Magical Violations are all getting in the way of doing her job? As if all of this isn’t humiliating enough, Vega is unable to teach the flying class that she’d had her heart—and her wallet—set on. If she doesn’t get her license back, prove she is capable of flying, and competent enough to teach Flyer’s Education—rather than taking it—she’s out of work and going to be forced to move back in with her parents. As far as Vega is concerned, there’s no fate worse than that. She’s going to need to track down the saboteur in order to prove her innocence and ensure she gets to teach that class she’s perfect for. What Vega doesn’t realize is that an injustice far deeper than a single possessed broom is afoot. It’s going to take someone with cunning, skills in manipulation, and better bargaining skills than a haggler at a Black Friday Sale in order to solve her problems—and the school’s. Unfortunately for her enemies, she possesses all those skills. Enjoy this spin-off series from the world of Womby’s School for Wayward Witches. This book starts with Vega Bloodmire’s life before working at Womby’s when she was a new and inexperienced teacher at Encantado Charter Academy. Clean, cozy, no sex or swearing, PG 13—perfectly fine for teens or grandmas who like paranormal mysteries at magical boarding academies.

Wicked witches have more fun—especially when solving a murder! Broom blunders, portal problems, and a murder mystery. All roads lead to gnome when this witch solves a mystery!

Wicked witches. Murder. Mystery. Being a teacher at an academy for teenage witches is no easy job—especially when students are trying to kill you. Vega Bloodmire, wicked witch extraordinaire and teacher of defensive magic at Lady of the Lake School for Girls, has secrets she would prefer remain buried. Preferably six feet under. When a student dies in the middle of a lesson, the administration rules it as an accident. Vega has reason to question this. The death resembles an incident from her days as a student at the same magical boarding school—a death she got mixed up in—which is how she knows it is no accident. When the principal starts digging into the past and fingers start pointing at Vega as the culprit, she knows she’s going to have to solve a murder from eight years before so she can figure out who committed the one in the present. Can Vega discover who committed both crimes before she is framed for murder? Enjoy this stand-alone book in this spin-off series of Womby’s School for Wayward Witches. This book starts with Vega Bloodmire’s life before working at Womby’s School for Wayward Witches when she was a new and inexperienced teacher at Lady of the Lake School for Girls. Clean, cozy, no sex or swearing, PG 13—perfectly fine for teens or grandmas who like mysteries with magic.

Wicked witches. Murder. Mystery. Magical athletics, rival boarding schools, and a murder. Hell hath no fury like a wicked witch with a mystery to solve! Vega Bloodmire is a witch with a disreputable past. She still can’t believe that she was hired as a full-time defensive magic teacher at Lady of the Lake School for Girls where she went to high school. When Vega is presented with an opportunity to coach afterschool air pelota, she thinks this is a great chance to earn more money to pay for her Merlin-class Celestor exam. Soon after, the principal piles more duties on her plate by taking away her prep period and giving her a physical education class. Vega is in over her head, and she doesn’t know how she can manage it all. Just when she thinks teaching and coaching can’t get any more hectic, a student dies during a game with a rival team. The administration dismisses the incident as an accident, but Vega suspects otherwise—especially when more students are hurt. These are targeted attacks that look like revenge. Vega knows a thing or two about wanting vengeance, and it isn’t difficult to put herself in the mind of a killer. Can she discover the true culprit and the reason for targeting student athletes before another life is lost? This book starts with Vega Bloodmire’s life before working at Womby’s School for Wayward Witches when she was a new and inexperienced teacher at Lady of the Lake School for Girls. GHOUL GAMES is the 7th book in the series of mysteries taking place at a magical academy, but these whodunnits are fine to be read in any order. Clean, cozy, no sex or swearing, PG 13—perfectly fine for teens or grandmas who like mysteries with magic.

Wicked witches. Murder. Mystery. Ghosts and ghouls. Corpse kleptomaniacs. This witch needs to solve a crime before someone exposes her past. Vega Bloodmire has it a teaching position at the most prestigious magical boarding school for witches, a hot dance partner she’s dating, and enemies who mind their own business. She’s ready to take her relationship with Castor Troilus to the next level. If he’s compatible as a long-term boyfriend, he’ll be willing to accept her as she is. Namely, she needs to learn if he’s willing to fulfill her macabre fantasies and have sex with her in a graveyard. It’s sort of a deal breaker if he doesn’t. Her plans to test him are sabotaged when she realizes someone is exhuming graves in her graveyard without permission. Vega can’t rest until she learns whether this is a thief—whom she thoroughly intends to punish—or if the dead are rising through the means of forbidden magic. Unfortunately, this means using a dangerous solution—speaking with the spirits. If she’s caught, not only will she lose her job, but she might be tried as a criminal for using forbidden magic. Even if she isn’t caught, striking a deal with the dead is an even more dangerous gamble. Especially when her ghostly ally threatens to expose Vega’s ghoulish secrets if she doesn’t find the thief. Can Vega solve this mystery before a ghost reveals her crimes so she can get back to fulfilling her morbid fantasies with her boyfriend? This book starts with Vega Bloodmire’s life before working at Womby’s School for Wayward Witches when she was a new and inexperienced teacher at Lady of the Lake School for Girls. WHAT A GHOUL WANTS is the 8th book in the series of mysteries taking place at a magical academy, but these whodunnits are fine to be read in any order. Clean, cozy, no sex or swearing, PG 13—perfectly fine for teens or grandmas who like mysteries with magic.

Wicked witches. Murder. Mystery. A cozy mystery with magic, witches, a banshee, and a ghost whisperer. Vega Bloodmire is satisfied with her job as a teacher at the most prestigious magical boarding school for witches. There’s nothing she would like more than to be hired back the next school year and take the Merlin-class Celestor exam to prove she is a powerful and skilled witch. Unfortunately, Vega risks exposing her ghoulish family heritage and taboo cravings for cadavers when she senses mouthwatering necrotized flesh in her classroom. One of her students smells like a walking corpse, which threatens to sabotage Vega’s strict no-flesh diet. If she’s caught consuming the dead—or the living who smell like death—not only will she lose her job, but she might be tried as a criminal. Not to mention, she’ll also have fewer students, and that isn’t going to look good to the administration. As if that isn’t enough to deal with, Vega has become a ghost magnet, and they all want her to solve their murders. If she doesn’t, they intend to reveal what she is. Soon Vega realizes more is going on than one student with an illness. Someone—or something—is intentionally harming students. Vega must discover the cause before it’s too late and more students are killed. Can Vega discover what is harming these students before they die—and before she eats anyone?This book starts with Vega Bloodmire’s life before working at Womby’s School for Wayward Witches when she was a new and inexperienced teacher at Lady of the Lake School for Girls. GHOULS RULE is the 9th book in the series of mysteries taking place at a magical academy, but these whodunnits are fine to be read in any order. Clean, cozy, no sex or swearing, PG 13—perfectly fine for teens or grandmas who like mysteries with magic.

Wicked witches. Murder. Mystery.A cozy mystery with magic, witches, and a ghoul at a magical boarding school.You’ve never experienced a spelling bee until you’ve tried one at a magical boarding school for witches. Magic is never more dangerous than when it is misspelled. Prepare to be stung by this spelling bee.As a teacher at the most prestigious magical boarding school for witches, Ms. Vega Bloodmire is in her element doing what she does best—namely, boss people around. She’s ready to show off her academic coaching skills as queen of the spelling bee, demonstrate she’s worthy of being hired back the next school year, and take the Merlin-class Celestor exam to prove she is a powerful and skilled witch.Yet when a mysterious message is slipped under Vega’s door, alluding to knowledge of her ghoulish secret, her world is turned upside down. She must find out who has discovered her taboo cravings for cadavers and dabblings in forbidden magic before she loses her job or is tried as a criminal.Unfortunately, she has a mountain of obstacles keeping her from finding her enemy, including an uncooperative magical purse, a nemesis sabotaging the school spelling bee, an interfering do-gooder of an ex-boyfriend, and rival students intent on cursing each other with more than profanities. These teenagers have big hexes and know how to use them.How is she supposed to keep her word helping a sick student and ghosts she’s promised to do good deeds for when rival students, vengeful teachers, and a micromanaging principal all stand in her way?Vega must find her new enemy before her life is ruined, she is fired from her summer job before she’s even hired for it, and she becomes the most unfashionable witch in the land.Can Vega discover who knows her ghoulish secret before they expose her?This book starts with Vega Bloodmire’s life before working at Womby’s School for Wayward Witches when she was a new and inexperienced teacher at Lady of the Lake School for Girls. GHOUL BOSS is the 10th book in the series of mysteries taking place at a magical academy, but these whodunnits are fine to be read in any order.Clean, cozy, no sex or swearing, PG 13—perfectly fine for teens or grandmas who like mysteries with magic.

Wicked witches. Murder. Mystery.When a serial killer of werewolves is on the loose, who are you going to call?Not only is Vega Bloodmire a teacher at the most prestigious magical boarding school for witches, and a powerful witch, but she also has a curse for getting herself into situations where she has to solve mysteries—even when she should be minding her own business. She thrives when she is able to use skilled and powerful magic, crush her enemies, and destroy those who would harm her students and those she loves.She is less comfortable being a good role model, consoling with hugs and kind words, and being “nice.” As is often the case, Vega has found herself in a most uncomfortable situation, putting her skills to the test. She is now guardian to a fifteen-year-old girl with cancer. When her charge insists on taking care of an injured puppy, it is only one of many problems Vega faces at the close of a school year.When a connection is made between a victim who died after being shot with silver bullets and the puppy’s wound, Vega suspects someone is on the hunt for werewolves and shifters. As a shifter herself, Vega understands the stigma of being unable to control magical transformations and the way society shuns those who are different.In order to pay for her charge’s medical treatment, Vega decides to hunt a poacher and acquire all his silver bullets. If she happens to do something “nice” for the betterment of Witchkin society and gets rid of a werewolf serial killer in the process, she isn’t opposed to the idea—so long as no one tries to thank her for being selfless and good.Can Vega discover who has been killing werewolves before another victim dies?This book starts with Vega Bloodmire’s life before working at Womby’s School for Wayward Witches when she was a new and inexperienced teacher at Lady of the Lake School for Girls. GLAMOUR GHOUL is the 11th book in the series of mysteries taking place at a magical academy, but these whodunnits are fine to be read in any order.Clean, cozy, no sex or swearing, PG 13—perfectly fine for teens or grandmas who like mysteries with magic.

Wicked witches. Murder. Mystery. When a time bandit is on the loose, who are you going to call? A cozy mystery with magic, witches, and a ghoul at a magical boarding school. Not only is Vega Bloodmire the youngest teacher at the most prestigious magical boarding school for witches but she is also a powerful witch with a penchant for solving mysteries. During summer vacation while studying for the Merlin-class Celestor exam to prove to her enemies she is a powerful witch, Vega experiences a strange lapse in time. It happens again later, and this time, of all the indignities, she develops wrinkles. Whoever has done this must pay! The situation worsens when Vega realizes she isn’t the only one time has been stolen from. Days have passed for the sick orphan who has become her ward, making her even more ill. Others in the town nearby have had weeks stolen, resulting in their deaths. Vega recognizes this as the doings of time magic, but she has only met one witch out there wise enough and powerful enough to work it. Vega must go to her grandmother, Baba Nata, The Witch of Nightmares to find an answer to this problem. Can Vega discover who has been stealing time before another victim dies? This book starts with Vega Bloodmire’s life before working at Womby’s School for Wayward Witches when she was a new and inexperienced teacher at Lady of the Lake School for Girls. GHOUL TIME is the 12th book in the series of mysteries taking place at a magical academy, but these whodunnits are fine to be read in any order. Clean, cozy, no sex or swearing, PG 13—perfectly fine for teens or grandmas who like mysteries with magic.

Wicked witches. Murder. Mystery. How can a wicked witch get her groove back? With a dose of vigilantism and a side of ghoul magic! Vega Bloodmire is a witch is accustomed to drowning her sorrows with drinking, dancing, and forbidden magic. But after tragedy strikes and she is left with the pieces of the aftermath, no amount of partying is going to help her snap out of it. Not only has she lost one of her students, but getting wrinkles might be her breaking point. In an attempt to snap herself out of depression and get herself back on track to study for the Merlin-class Celestor exam, Vega knows she either needs to satiate her lust for men—or for delicious corpses. Considering she might get executed by the Witchkin Council if she is caught consuming a rotting cadaver, a one-night stand seems like the safer option. At least it does until she suspects that she’s picked out a serial killer for a lover. How is Vega going to get herself out of this mess? This book starts with Vega Bloodmire’s life before working at Womby’s School for Wayward Witches when she was a new and inexperienced teacher at Lady of the Lake School for Girls. GOREgeous Ghoul is the 13th book—a novella/short novel—in the series of mysteries. The book takes place at a magical academy, but these whodunnits are fine to be read in any order. Clean, cozy, no sex or swearing, PG 13—perfectly fine for teens or grandmas who like mysteries with magic.

Wicked witches. Murder. Mystery. Magical children are disappearing from the Morty Realm. It’s going to take a wicked witch to figure out who is behind this and why. Vega Bloodmire is a witch who has faced dangerous Fae kidnappers, evil Witchkin who have murdered her students, a time bandit, a flirtatious Fae prince, zombies, and serial killers. Yet now she faces an enemy too large to pummel into the ground with magic—financial debt. Vega is drowning in a tide of medical bills that she must pay, and being skilled at magical solutions isn’t going to help her. She’s going to need to figure out a way to quickly make money to pay off her debt so that she can afford to take the Merlin-class Celestor exam. She’s been looking forward to this test so she can prove to the world she’s a talented and powerful witch. Could a second summer job working as the school’s recruiting agent be the answer? It seems like a simple solution—until Vega realizes she’ll be working with her nemesis, Malisha Bane. More complications arise when Vega realizes teenagers are disappearing in the Morty Realm before they can be recruited. It’s going to take a witch like Vega who’s too nosey for her own good to get to the bottom of this mystery. And somehow, she’s going to need to learn to cooperate with her nemesis to make this happen. Will she be able to find and stop the Fae snatching children before another disappears? This book starts with Vega Bloodmire’s life before working at Womby’s School for Wayward Witches when she was a new and inexperienced teacher at Lady of the Lake School for Girls. Boys and Ghouls is the 14th book—a novella/short novel—in the series of mysteries. The book takes place at a magical academy, but these whodunnits are fine to be read in any order.

Wicked witches. Murder. Mystery. The ghosts of past school years are haunting Vega. Literally. As a teacher at the most prestigious magical boarding school for witches, Ms. Vega Bloodmire is ready to finish up summer school classes and prepare for the start of the new school year. When her dreams are unexpectedly disturbed by a vision of a dead student, she wonders if there is more going on than guilt from her subconscious mind and she might be haunted by a ghost. As if being a ghoul with a craving for corpse flesh isn’t bad enough, Vega fears she might have another unforgivable proclivity that she will have to hide from the world. When she learns other teachers are being haunted in their sleep as well, she doesn’t know if something has made the school ghosts restless or something else might be amiss. After the first staff member dies, she realizes these ghostly phantoms aren’t what they seem. As the most brilliant teacher on staff, and the only one with experience uncovering mysterious foes, it’s up to Vega to solve the staff’s spectral problem before students arrive for the start of the school year. Can Vega discover who is behind these hauntings and why—before someone else dies? This book starts with Vega Bloodmire’s life before working at Womby’s School for Wayward Witches when she was a new and inexperienced teacher at Lady of the Lake School for Girls. Dream Ghoul is the 15th book—a novella/short novel—in the series of mysteries. The book takes place at a magical academy, but these whodunnits are fine to be read in any order.

Wicked witches. Murder. Mystery. Vega Bloodmire finds a severed finger in her supposedly vegan ice cream, which wreaks havoc on her no-flesh diet. When a connection is drawn between this incident and the recent murder in the graveyard, an innocent ghoul is blamed. Only if Vega can embrace her secret ghoul powers and trust an unexpected ally, can she find the real killer to serve them their “just desserts”—all while remaining the most fashionable witch in the land. This book starts with Vega Bloodmire’s life before working at Womby’s School for Wayward Witches when she was a new and inexperienced teacher at Lady of the Lake School for Girls. Ghoulish Charms is the 16th book in the series of mysteries. The book takes place at a magical academy, but these whodunnits are fine to be read in any order. Clean, cozy, no sex or swearing, PG 13—perfectly fine for teens or grandmas who like mysteries with magic.

Wicked witches. Murder. Mystery. When enchanted dust bunnies attack for unknown reasons, it’s going to take a dirty ghoul to clean up the mess. As the most brilliant teacher at a prestigious boarding school for witches, it is often up to Ms. Vega Bloodmire to solve the school’s problems when no one else wants to get their hands dirty cleaning up magical messes. Vega is determined to focus on more important things than magical vermin like dust bunnies—and instead focus on her upcoming date—but no one else is as adept at solving mysteries as she is. When Vega learns she hasn’t solved the problem, and the dust bunnies have taken over her clothes, she has to find a solution, or she’ll have nothing to wear on her date. The problem grows worse as students with allergies suffer asthma attacks as the dust bunnies infiltrate the school. Animated dust isn’t the only magical malady that has suddenly cropped up. School supplies walk off during class, taking students with them. Something strange is going on, and Vega worries a sinister force is at work. If a Fae intends on kidnapping her students, she’ll put a stop to it. Can Vega discover who is behind these disturbances and stop them before dust bunnies destroy her wardrobe—and the school? This book starts with Vega Bloodmire’s life before working at Womby’s School for Wayward Witches when she was a new and inexperienced teacher at Lady of the Lake School for Girls. Dirty Ghoul is the 17th book in the series of mysteries. The book takes place at a magical academy, but these whodunnits are fine to be read in any order. Clean, cozy, no sex or swearing, PG 13—perfectly fine for teens or grandmas who like mysteries with magic.