Quit Your Witchin’

Witchless in Seattle, Book 2

By: Dakota Cassidy

Narrated by: Hollie Jackson

Hello again! It's me, Stevie Cartwright, ex-witch and new Madam Zoltar. I was fresh off the murder-suspect list and just settling into Madam Z's psychic medium shoes - with the help of my bat familiar Belfry and spirit spy Win - when another death rocked sleepy little Ebenezer Falls, Washington state.

Tito Bustamante, my beloved purveyor of mouth-watering Mexican munchies, has been found dead in the food truck court. Rumor has it that Tito was stickin' his chimichanga where it didn't belong, and my gut - not to mention his less-than-natural death - says murder. No one is above suspicion. Not Tito's own wife and daughter, not his arch food truck enemy Jacob, and certainly not the son Tito didn't know about, newly arrived in Ebenezer Falls and getting cozy with my hired help.

Do join me (and try not to point and laugh) as I juggle catching a killer, snooping for clues about Win's previous life, gabbing with and eavesdropping on the locals, and enduring a visit from my very unwelcome, very annoyingly gorgeous ex-coven leader - all while continuing to adjust to my new witchless existence.

©2016 Dakota Cassidy (P)2016 Tantor

Great paranormal cozy!!!

Love the characters and the snark! I hope she continues to write cozy series, my new favorite cozy author. I am glad she crossed over!

Great Cliff Hanger

This series is the best yet. Great off beat characters that are truly charming. Can't wait for the next book!

Good book

Fun. Love the characters. Enjoy the banter between them and the way they all care for each other.

Outstanding Performance and story

The whole story is full of suspense and several dangerous situations. It is obvious at this point that Stevie has romantic feelings for Win. She is undeniably jealous and feeling possessive about him after seeing him in the picture with his ex-fiancé. Tito ended up being an honorable man and an excellent stepfather. The family now has a new dog who fits in perfectly.

Good but with flaws

I enjoyed this, as I do most of Dakota Cassidy books; however, some of this felt like she was stereotyping Mexican Americans. Also Hollie Jackson’s version of a Mexican accent kept sounding oddly like a Russian or even bad Dracula accent at times.

Great voices

I’m listening to the entire series! I enjoy the two main characters! I hope to be called “Dove” by my man someday. Xo

Totally enjoyable

I always love listening to a Dakota Cassidy book. Always entertaining and they always make me smile.
Thank you for all the great entertainment!

again, another good read

What made the experience of listening to Quit Your Witchin’ the most enjoyable?

the second in the series. I purposely bought this book because i liked the first book so much. the reader, Hollie Jackson, does a great job of keeping each character separate, yet holding the story together.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Quit Your Witchin’?

I have to say, i loved the new puppy because it really brought out the characters of both Jax and Win.

What about Hollie Jackson’s performance did you like?

She really does a great job of the differing emotions.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

yes! but i had to go to sleep for work in the morning, darn!

what fun entertainment!

I'm having a lot of fun listening to this series. I really like the narrator,she has a way of bringing it to life! All the talks between Stevie and Wyn would be very different on paper.

Great story and some nice twists!

Loved this audio book. Hollie Jackson is my favorite narrator! A little sas and a lot of feeling in her story telling! I have bought a lot of audio books and this one is great but what sold me was that Hollie narrated it!