Any Witch Way But Goode

By: Michelle M. Pillow

Narrated by: B.J. Harrison

Length: 4 hrs and 34 mins

Publisher's Summary

From NY Times & USA Today best-selling author Michelle M. Pillow a cozy mystery paranormal romantic comedy.

The Garden Gnome Bed and Breakfast might be a new kooky weekend getaway spot, but for Lily Goode the inheritance represents the promise of a stable future for her and her siblings. Unfortunately, the house isn’t the only thing she inherited. The bed and breakfast also comes equipped with witchy Aunt Polly, troublesome garden gnomes, a town that hates her, newfound magical powers that misfire, and a werewolf boyfriend she shouldn’t have asked to move in with her. 

When a guest is found dead during her grand opening, Lily knows she has to solve the mystery of what happened before the B&B is closed forever. 

Lucky for her Aunt Polly is here to help save the day. 

Welcome to Lucky Valley, Colorado, where nothing is quite what it seems.

A Happily Everlasting World Novel 

Rating: Clean and Wholesome

Paranormal cozy mystery with romantic elements

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Improves on the First, Really a 3.5, Dislike Lilly

This was a sort and sweet supernatural cozy, very clean, no cussing, and also really not much in the way of romance either. We continue to follow the Goode family as they open their bed and breakfast and a mystery quickly occurs. I still love Aunt Polly and her Gnomes and again was wanting more time spent on her and getting to understand more of the mechanics of the magic that runs through this family. I think even more than the first book this story highlighted once again that I am not a fan of the main character her behavior and the way she engages with others. I know they show aspects of her rough childhood to try and create sympathy but that's hard when it seems like all the characters in this story have had tough lives. Again we run into the issue that they often make the curse of unlucky and the engagement with the townsfolk so antagonistic as an audience I want to be like yeah this seems like a terrible idea why don't you leave. Lilly herself is often short tempered, accusatory, judgmental, and very self-focused. I was really thrown aback when early in the story she accuses her half sister who came down to breakfast in her pajamas of sleeping with the 18 year old guest. Nothing established about the character made this accusation seem plausible and was another example from Lilly comes off and someone I don't enjoy. Overall the faster pace and tighter story meant I felt this was more focused and better streamlined than the first story. Again there is something about the larger picture and elements that draw me in but it still continues to miss the mark a little. BJ Harrison is always wonderful but as in the first installment he recycles a few female characters voices so it was confusing at times to understand who was talking. If you are looking for a quick supernatural cozy with a cursed bed and breakfast theme this could be a really solid listen.

Any Witch Way

Good story has me guessing until the very. Loved the Sheriff. Might like read more about.

very funny and enjoyable ride

while I am a fan of Michelle m pillow's scifi romances this book was another to add to the pile of great reads. I have never laughed or enjoyed a story more than I did with this one.

Good Addition

I love this author and narrator. It's a wonderful mystery and cozy. It's a nice cozy to curl up to.