All books in the Modern Witch world will be unpublished between May 15-31 (beginning with the earliest books.) Please purchase what you need to complete your reading. Also, please note that the Witch Central trilogy is a spin-off series with continuing characters from that world - it should not be read first. :) ——————— Sometimes the tattoos on your heart matter more than the ones on your skin. Two years ago, Lizard Monroe was Berkeley’s newest delinquent on parole. Now she’s a hot young realtor with a great life, an awesome guy, and enough friends to chase away the ghosts of her past. Almost. The crystal ball has spoken—life isn’t done messing with her yet. And neither is the need brewing in the eyes of the man she loves. The eve of Halloween approaches. And whatever the sexy poet realtor wants to believe, moving beyond your past isn’t the same as facing the future.

A toddler and a snowman. Everyone in Witch Central knows about Jamie Sullivan's precog vision. The one he saw when he first laid eyes on the woman who would one day be his wife. Now Nat and Jamie have it all. A fiery, adorable daughter, the kind of marriage that lasts to forever and beyond, and deep roots in the love, antics, and magic of Witch Central's leading family. Those parts of the vision have all come true. All that is missing is one small boy with dancing eyes. And all the magic in the universe can't seem to make him real. An Unlikely Witch is book two of the Witch Central series, set in the bestselling, well-loved world of A Modern Witch.

Witch Central goes to Costa Rica for summer vacation.

It's the end of an era. This is the final release in the world of A Modern Witch. If you haven't met my witches yet, this is not the book you want to read . Go find A Modern Witch and begin where it all started. I figure the final book doesn't need much introduction. Take one last journey with your favorite witches as an oversized marble calls another member of Witch Central on a journey... Thank you for reading. It has been an amazing honor to be Witch Central's chief storyteller for the last four years.