Murder Most Witchy

By: Amanda M. Lee

Narrated by: Hollis McCarthy

Length: 10 hrs and 48 mins

Publisher's Summary

Life in the Winchester household is hardly settled. That’s true for Bay Winchester more than anybody else.

Her boyfriend, Landon Michaels, is away from town on an undercover assignment for the FBI, and Bay is struggling not to let worry and unease rule over her life. Halloween is approaching, after all, and Hemlock Cove is bustling with activity. Bay has her hands full even when her heart feels empty.

A chance encounter with Landon while he’s undercover leaves Bay exposed...and furious. By the time Landon returns to make things right, things spiral further out of control when Bay is attacked in her own home and wakes to find a dead body on the lawn.

The dead woman has ties to Landon’s case, and when the investigation is given to the Michigan State Police instead of Landon and Chief Terry, Bay knows she’s in trouble. Between her issues with Landon and his refusal to step away from the case, things are about to come to a head.

Landon is determined to protect Bay at all costs, even if it means going to war with the people he once considered colleagues. For her part, Bay has to dig deep for courage - deeper than she ever dreamed, in fact. Faith is key, because Landon needs it and so does she.

The final fight is one no one saw coming, and it brings Landon and the Winchesters full circle as they once again find themselves walking into a corn maze looking for trouble...and desperate to protect one of their own.

When the end comes, someone Bay loves with her whole heart is in danger, and survival isn’t a given. It’s going to take everyone to save the day. Aunt Tillie has a plan, though, so there’s absolutely nothing to worry about.

Right?

©2017 Amanda M. Lee (P)2017 Amanda M. Lee

Hated this book!

I love the entire series but this book is absolutely frustrating.

***SPOILER ALERT***

The first 2-3 hours of this book Bae is nothing but a whiney insecure little child. (yes a child and the narrator does not help her case)

You would think after seeing her and Landons relationship through Aunt Tilly's eyes she would be more confident, but nope she acts like immature child and falls back to her old self. She has no understanding of the importance of "Undercover work". She acts like an immature teenager pouting about the stupidest and most insignificant things, making a big deal out of something so small.

She then continues to drive everyone else insane and she then tries to pick a fight with other people.

This insane insecurity is 5 step backwards to her characters growth and its upsetting that she moved backwards in development rather then forwards.

It was hard getting through this book! Very disappointing.

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So painful I can’t continue...

I’m a couple hours in and the ONLY thing happening is Bae whining like a spoiled child about Landon doing his JOB. I can’t see any other mystery story line typical of the series on the horizon and having just spent an hour in yoga class regaining my chill I’m cutting my losses as being annoyed with this book isn’t worth the time it takes to listen. It’s disappointing as I enjoyed getting too know these characters, but it seems the author is struggling to come up with new story lines to keep the series going.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

This one actually had a couple of suprises

For the first time I was not able to predict the entire story. nice surprise!

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

Not an original storyline

What would have made Murder Most Witchy better?

I am not a fan of weak, whiney and spineless women or men. Bay should be way beyond her insecurites.

Has Murder Most Witchy turned you off from other books in this genre?

No.

How did the narrator detract from the book?

Her voice highlighted Bay's whining and was irritating.

You didn’t love this book... but did it have any redeeming qualities?

Aunt Tilly is always a joy.

Any additional comments?

It would be nice for Bay to actually be an adult and become a strong woman. There are enough books that portray women in a bad light.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

Another good installment

I really enjoy Amanda M. Lee’s Witches of the Midwest series. This was definitely not my favorite installment. Bay was overly-whiney in the first part of the book, not understanding Landon’s assignment. The story improved but was not at the higher standard of previous installments. If you’re a fan of this series I recommend this book.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

Terrible narrator completely ruins book!

If you could sum up Murder Most Witchy in three words, what would they be?

Need to go back to previous narrator! Hollis McCarthy is a terrible narrator better of reading books than having to listen to McCarthy.

What did you like best about this story?

The story itself.

Who would you have cast as narrator instead of Hollis McCarthy?

Anyone would be better even a third grader!

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

Did not matter one way or another.

Any additional comments?

PLEASE find another narrator!

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Love the books

Love, love this series listened to all books in the series over and over again. Wish there were more books in the series.

not the best of the series

the whole first part of the book is it a boring I have ever read or this case listen to. I don't know how Bay turned into such a whiny self-absorbed creature. this is a woman who has worked as a reporter in a big city and run a Small Town Newspaper. the only thing that got me through that whole beginning part plus the fact that I read a book to the end even if it's bad. the back half of the book finally turned into what I expect from the series.On the whole I was disappointed in this particular book.

Bay and Landon have gotten ridiculously insecure.

He goes from a control freak to insecure and they just make her seem like she never listens and almost stupid.

love this narrator

I love this serious, but don't like that it's had several different narrators, but the one on this book I love the most because she changes the voice tunes to match very well the characters

The let-down of the series

Not bad overall but the first quarter of the story just doesn't hold up.

Bay KNOWS Landon is working undercover.

It makes absolutley no sense that she's so upset when she runs into him and he doesn't acknowledge that he knows her.

NO SENSE whatsoever.

It also makes no sense that her entire family bought into her upset instead of telling her how stupid she was and pointing out that HE WAS UNDERCOVER so OF COURSE he couldn't acknowledge her.

She does have a valid point about his reason for not sending her a message via his 'phone contact with Chief Terry, but even that doesn't make sense - Chief Terry is always at the Winchester place so he would have known how upset Bay was, and why. There's no way he wouldn't have tried to alieviate her anguish by explaining the situation and telling her how sorry Landon was that he couldn't contact her.

I spent the first quarter of the book on the edge of being so irritated I was tempted to hit the stop button and not bother listening to the rest.

Once the first quarter was out of the way, however, the story settled down along the usual entertaining and amusing, but I marked it down in my rating as the rubbishy start makes it the weakest of the series so far.