Witch Is When Everything Went Crazy

A Witch P.I. Mystery, Book 3

By: Adele Abbott

Narrated by: Hannah Platts

An apple a day...

A love struck cat, a wedding, and a hit-and-run murder - there's never a dull moment for P.I. (and budding witch) Jill Gooder. But how will she cope when the magic goes to a whole new level?

...is no substitute for a custard cream.

©2015 Implode Publishing Ltd (P)2016 Implode Publishing Ltd

Still good. Read them in order.

This is a wonderfully entertaining story that is delightful to read. I enjoyed the first book so well that I download the complete series before I finished the finished the book. The books end with a cliffhanger, usually with a startling revelation or socially awkward situations.

The story is driven by Jill’s discovery that her biology family is witches. So, she has a learning curve and all the comedic situations that a beginner witch can encounter when learning magic in secret, being pursued by the diabolical nemeses of the story, and trying to work as a detective. After solving the mystery in the first book, demand for her services increases and her time becomes determined by others.

Jill has two separate lives, her paranormal life as a witch, which must be kept secret from non-paranormals. The story always has one central mystery, which Jill may or may not get paid for and other peripheral things that are happening to her inner circle. Her mysteries in her human world put her is a situation where she must work with Detective Maxwell. Their relationship begins as contentious. Winky, the one-eyed cat, is the most delightful character. While at the office there is dissension with the cat and her secretary Ms. V. The main mystery is in the human world. The little peripheral mysteries are solved with the aha epiphany. There is no profanity or sex to disrupt and a light, funny story.

Action between the magic and human world is tried together with Jill unintendedly using her magic in her human life. Yes, the conversation is snarky, and there are a few characters whose primary purpose is to whine. I read the complete series in three days and through enjoyed them.

Another great addition

Adele Abbott has written another great addition to the Witch PI series. The stories are original and the characters are likable and quirky. Hannah Platts is spot on and brings the characters to life. I highly recommend this book and the entire series.

Great series

I love this series!! I am really enjoying it, as well as Hannah Platts!! Her English accent is mesmerizing. It makes the story so much better. I can't wait until she narrates more in the series (I hope they are planning on it!!!

in love with winky

This series is adorable. A cozy mystery with whimsy and humor. It has me wanting to adopt a one eyed cat cause winky steals the scene every time. Let's not forget Jack. 😉 Although, Cathy sometimes leaves me in need of an anger bag to swing at. lol Jill is far more patient than i

Fluffy fun!

I’ve just discovered this series and love it! Its a great fun escape as I drive endless hours transporting my teenagers to and from school, friends houses and sports. Nothing too controversial or sexy. Hannah Platts does a great narration!