Luna Lane's jinxed witch and do-gooder Dahlia Poplar has been so fixated on researching ways to finally break her curse that she's not sure how well she'll do in the upcoming Euchre tournament. It doesn't help that she's never played the game. And she's so distracted that she's having trouble keeping up with her daily good deeds. The stone scales are getting larger, which makes it even more vital that she find a way to break the curse. There's also the fact that visiting professor, Cable Woodward, is due to leave Luna Lane so he can spend part of his sabbatical on the road and if she doesn't break the curse, there's no way she'll be able to accompany him, as she still can't go past the town boundaries. But, her efforts to break the curse seem to be attracting the attention of the witch who cursed her in the first place. When the Luna Lane Spooky Games Club's Euchre ends unexpectedly with a body that's been charred to ashes, Dahlia is determined to find out if he wicked witch is behind the disaster. She needs to figure out how to brew the right potion to break her curse while also solving the paranormal message encoded in the club's playing cards and keeping her friends safe.
I am enjoying this series so much and book three is no exception. It's an easy, enjoyable read. I think the characters are so sweet and fun. I love Luna Lane and would move there if I could. I love how accepting everyone is of each other and their individual quirks. From the vampires to the werewolves, to the "normal" human residents, everyone who lives in Luna Lane works together to keep each other's secrets and keep everyone safe. I'm so looking forward to reading more of Dahlia's adventures.
I'd like to thank Amy McNulty for giving me a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. The content of this review has not been affected by this.