A vision comes to AJ just before she leaves her old life, showing her an unknown dead man. Great. On top of breaking up with her ex, leaving her job, starting perimenopause, and going to spend the summer with her bratty younger sister, AJ worries that the stress has made her crazy. Crazier. Something. She determinedly goes forward to Milltown anyway, taking a job as a manager at an old inn, while trying to figure out who the dead man is and why pools of water keep glowing when she stares at them. Seriously. Crazier. The Witch is Inn—a cozy paranormal woman's mystery—introduces a woman coming into her powers, the quirky characters of the charming small town of Milltown, as well as a ghost who regularly knocks things over when she wants attention, like a particularly annoying cat. The first of the Water Witch Mysteries. Let the water—and the magic—flow.

AJ's latest vision starts with a dozen people being yanked out of sight by a noose around their neck. It ends with just a single body, hanging from a beam in an open loft. What the heck? Did she just witness the work of a serial killer? Or a cult? The victim turns out to be more a Catfisher, that is, someone who impersonates other people on the internet for attention and possibly money. The reality TV show that exposes catfish turns their attention to AJ. As a successful psychic, she must be a fraud. Right? Between being pushed for information by one of the show’s host, the machinations of her mother on the Milltown chamber of commerce, and trying to keep her relationship with Roland moving along, AJ has her hands full. Particularly when a second, only somewhat reformed catfish comes to her for help after being threatened... Witch Mirror?— a cozy paranormal woman’s mystery—continues the adventures of AJ, the quirky characters of the charming Pacific Northwest burg of Milltown, and leaves AJ with questions about magical powers and her path forward, with her family, friends, and lover. Let the water—and the magic—flow.