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The Summer Sisters Witch #3
Witch You Were Here
After years of dating Mr. Wrong, Febe's finally met Mr. Right. Trouble is, she can never tell him she's a witch.
Will that change everything between them if he finds out?
Meanwhile, Mr. Dawes, her creepy neighbor's real identity is revealed. A suspicious death during the Blackshore Bay's Festival of Witches to celebrate the 326-year anniversary of the end of the Salem witch trials, is written off as an accident.
But Febe knows differently. There's a killer on the loose—and they're so good, he or she is making the deaths look natural. Now Febe is racing against the clock to prove a crime has been committed—before the killer strikes again.
Will that change everything between them if he finds out?
Meanwhile, Mr. Dawes, her creepy neighbor's real identity is revealed. A suspicious death during the Blackshore Bay's Festival of Witches to celebrate the 326-year anniversary of the end of the Salem witch trials, is written off as an accident.
But Febe knows differently. There's a killer on the loose—and they're so good, he or she is making the deaths look natural. Now Febe is racing against the clock to prove a crime has been committed—before the killer strikes again.
- GenresAudiobook
110 pages, Paperback
Published March 31, 2020
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October 6, 2021
Full review to come!
3 ⭐️.
3 ⭐️.
December 3, 2023
Another entertaining and enjoyable book by A.M. King!!!!
This book centered on the relationship between Febe and her boyfriend. The issue between them is that she feels she can never tell him that she's a witch who can do magic. Can a relationship actually succeed when one is hiding something that is that big and is a major part of her life? Finally, the real identity of Febe's neighbor is revealed (read the book to find out). :) And of course, someone dies this time at the annual celebration of the 326th anniversary of the Salem Witch Trials.
The first two books have been a rollicking roller coaster ride and this, the 3rd book in the series continues the plot nicely.
As always, the plot is thought out and the characters are well-written. The author's writing flows along and that makes the story itself very enjoyable.
This book centered on the relationship between Febe and her boyfriend. The issue between them is that she feels she can never tell him that she's a witch who can do magic. Can a relationship actually succeed when one is hiding something that is that big and is a major part of her life? Finally, the real identity of Febe's neighbor is revealed (read the book to find out). :) And of course, someone dies this time at the annual celebration of the 326th anniversary of the Salem Witch Trials.
The first two books have been a rollicking roller coaster ride and this, the 3rd book in the series continues the plot nicely.
As always, the plot is thought out and the characters are well-written. The author's writing flows along and that makes the story itself very enjoyable.
May 3, 2019
I finished the series because I already had it.
The whole thing read as a rough draft. All characters were one dimensional. No character descriptions beyond Febe's weight. The conclusions she jumps to have no lead up. Whatever logic leads to that conclusion is only in the author's mind and King clearly has no intention of sharing with the rest of us. It could have been great if there was any development done. The overall story is interesting, which is why it gets 2 stars but overall, I wouldn't recommend it.
The whole thing read as a rough draft. All characters were one dimensional. No character descriptions beyond Febe's weight. The conclusions she jumps to have no lead up. Whatever logic leads to that conclusion is only in the author's mind and King clearly has no intention of sharing with the rest of us. It could have been great if there was any development done. The overall story is interesting, which is why it gets 2 stars but overall, I wouldn't recommend it.
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April 1, 2021
Witch You Were Here
Excellent reading! In A.M. King's books the plot falls into place and doesn't struggle to blend. The series has been a great read. I look forward to her next book in this series.
Excellent reading! In A.M. King's books the plot falls into place and doesn't struggle to blend. The series has been a great read. I look forward to her next book in this series.
October 18, 2023
When I started the first book, I went from thinking this is pretty cheesy and the audiobook reader didn't help...but by the time I finished the 3rd book I found myself endeared with this group of characeters/family and need more! Hoping more come out. Fun, easy, cheesy, witch reads perfect for October.
October 4, 2020
I’ll not be reading any more of this series.
March 10, 2021
Too cute for me... not my genre for cozy mystery lovers this is your series!
June 21, 2023
Good ending!
December 12, 2024
Cute book series. The word "sorry" is said entirely too much which stands out terribly because (I believe) the audiobook narrator is Canadian. Sorry, not sorry.
October 15, 2025
3rd in the series. A fun witchy series with a good storyline. Enjoyed it. Again, probably a 3.5 or 3.75.
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