The Old Witcheroo (Witchless in Seattle, #4)

by Dakota Cassidy

Hollie Jackson (Narrator)

• ISBN10: 1515914488
• ISBN13: 9781515914488
• Publish Date: 29 November 2016
• Publish Status: Out of Print
• Out of Print: 13 March 2021
• Publish Country: US
• Imprint: Tantor Media, Inc
• Edition: Unabridged edition
• Format: Audiobook (CD)
• Duration: 5 hours and 55 minutes
• Language: English

Reviews

[Kim Deister]

The author has created such a lovely world in this series, with a cast of characters that are diverse, quirky, and interesting, whether main or secondary. As a whole, the series has all the necessary elements that cozy-mystery fans love… the charming small town, the unexpected sleuth, the mystery. And added to that are the paranormal aspects, a lot of humor, and a little bit of magic. Each book focuses on a new mystery, but there are threads within them all that weave together to form another overall story arc, which is just as gripping. There are new characters in this one, along with a lot of twists and turns for both the new mystery and the series-long storyline.

My only quibble would be about the introduction of one of those new characters, and the attached storyline. It was a big deal at the beginning, but barely touched on throughout the rest of the story. It felt odd that it wasn’t more explored, considering Stevie’s love of a good mystery. I hope it comes back in sometime later in the series.

[Berls]

This was probably one of my favorites so far in the series. First of all, one of the characters that hasn't had the best relationship with Stevie ends up coming to her for help and I loved the way that begins to change their relationship. There's also a couple very anxious moments that had me on the edge of my seat in a way other books so far haven't. And as always with this series I laughed a lot. AND there was one BIG development that has me very excited for where the series could potentially go.

Beyond that, mostly I have a lot of the same things to say - great characters, fun mystery, lots of laughter and I am binge reading away :)

[EBookObsessed]

Love this series.

Be back shortly with a full review.

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[kimbacaffeinate]

The Old Witcheroo had me laughing, looking for clues, and dropping my jaw over a few ARC reveals.

Cassidy has created such a fun cast of characters from our main characters to secondary ones like those in law enforcement. The series has a lot of elements cozy mystery readers will love, adding in paranormal aspects, a touch of magic and loads of humor. While each book focuses on a new murder mystery the overall ARC, and a few storylines progress with each book. For that reason, I recommend reading them in the order of their release.

Stevie finds a body on her beach, that of a woman loved by the town and in particular one of her dare, I say friends. Her friend becomes the main suspect and Stevie is determined to clear their name. Of course, snooping puts her in peril. To complicate matters, the man claiming to be Crispin Alistair Winterbottom, (as in her dead British spy) arrives in town demanding that she vacate. The gang has a house guest an ex-spy and enemy of Winterbottom. I loved this new edition and hope they continue to be a part of the series.

The case was filled with plenty of suspense and twists. Stevie is beginning to listen to her gut feelings as she dons her Sherlock shoes. The thread regarding the man claiming to be Winterbottom kept me anxiously listening for additional tidbits. We did have a rather shocking event occur, but I will leave you to discover that one for yourselves.

Audio provided by publisher. This review was originally posted at Caffeinated Book Reviewer