Home for a Spell (A Bewitching Mystery, #7)

Name: Home for a Spell
Rating: 4.00 (3 reviews)

by Madelyn Alt

3 ratings • 2 reviews • 6 shelved

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Home for a Spell (A Bewitching Mystery, #7)

by Madelyn Alt

3 ratings • 2 reviews • 6 shelved

Maggie O'Neill's dream of a new place to live turns into a nightmare: the apartment manager is found dead before she can even sign the lease. And Maggie finds herself not only searching for a new home--but for a frightfully clever killer.

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ISBN10 0425238679
ISBN13 9780425238677
Publish Date 4 January 2011
Publish Status Remaindered
Out of Print 27 August 2015
Publish Country US
Imprint Berkley Publishing Group

Format Hardcover
Pages 290
Language English

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I am happy to say that I am giving this book a five butterflies because it kept my attention and I actually like the storyline this time. Granted we don’t see much of Steff or Dr. Dan or of mostly anyone else in the N.I.G.H.T.S unless they are the ones working at the antique shop with Maggie, Liss, Tara, and Evie.

The one time that Steff is mentioned is when Liss tells her that she is moving with Dr. Dan sometime soon. Which is how Maggie ends up trying to find a new place and she kind of does. Even if the apartment manager gives her the creeps and she had no clue why.

This time I actually figured out who did it along with Maggie and them. Granted I didn’t understand the motive for this person. However, I did realize it was her and we found out the reason at the end of the book. Let’s just say that even though the ending of the book is perfect. This might be the last book of Maggie’s life and that is sad. And we are left to our own devices on thinking up stuff for Maggie and the N.I.G.H.T.S. and what has been going on in their life.

MurderByDeath

Written on Jan 17, 2011

I like this series - although her mother and sister drive me nuts. :) This was a good addition, although maybe not her best one, to the series. I found I was getting impatient with the many many internal dialogue's about what is going on in the town that is causing so many murders. I like that she ties all the books to that theme, just found in this book she harped on it too much. Still, I'm looking forward to the next book.