Witch Me Luck (Wicked Witches of the Midwest Book 6)
Amanda M. Lee
Language: English
Pages: 361
ISBN: B00X1QKTD8
Format: PDF / Kindle (mobi) / ePub
Hemlock Cove is celebrating a magical birthday, and familiar faces from different places are descending on the town to participate in the party.
Everyone is looking forward to the festivities except Bay Winchester, who would rather be hiding from her high school nemesis than chatting her up in the town square.
Lila Stevens hasn’t changed since graduation, and Bay remains her favorite target. Bay would like to ignore her, but Lila isn’t making it easy – especially when she sets her sights on FBI Agent Landon Michaels.
Unfortunately for Bay, she can’t focus on that predicament when the Hemlock Cove Savings & Loan is held up and a local teller is shot. When suspicion falls upon Sam Cornell, the Winchesters have to gather together to prove his innocence (or guilt).
Clove is despondent, Thistle is on a revenge mission and Aunt Tillie is … well … Aunt Tillie. As usual, the Winchester witches are in an uproar.
As the clues start to fit together, Bay realizes she has to wade through a pack of lies to find the truth. With Landon by her side, and Lila nipping at her heels, Bay is going to have to find a way to survive and keep her family together.
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police with their investigation. I’m not in charge.” “I’d still rather give my statement to you,” Lila said. “Perhaps we could do it over dinner? I was on the sidewalk when the bank robber ran out of the building. I could have pertinent information for your investigation.” “You dropped to the ground and covered your face,” I said. “You didn’t see anything. You were too busy whimpering like a little … .” “You should have dropped to the ground and covered your face,” Landon snapped. Lila shot
mothers.” Teddy was taken aback. “I’m sorry. That was uncalled for. I just … everyone can hear you guys fighting.” “Get used to it,” Landon said, tugging on my arm and heading toward the dining room. “It’s going to be a long dinner.” “You’re done fighting, right?” Teddy asked. “Of course,” Clove sniffed, slipping her hand in Sam’s. “We’re adults.” Teddy focused on his daughter. “Right?” “Oh, you’re cute,” Thistle said. “You know very well we’ve only begun to fight.” “That’s what I was
in no position to have attitude with me.” I made a face. “Don’t do that either,” he ordered. “I don’t like it when you make that puppy-dog face.” “I think it’s cute,” Chief Terry said, patting my shoulder. “That’s how you wrapped me around your finger when you were a kid.” “See, this is why she thinks she can get away with murder,” Landon said. “You cater to her.” “You cater to her,” Chief Terry argued. “That puppy-dog face works better on you than it does on me.” “That’s only because she
dramatically. “That just shows how little you know.” I started to move out of the bed, but Landon grabbed my arm. “You’re not getting out of this bed yet,” he said. “I want to talk about this.” “What is there to say?” I asked, my voice bordering on shrill. “I managed to make my relationship with my father even worse than it already was.” “I think we all had a hand in that,” Landon said. “Why don’t you call him and make up? The spell is over now, right?” “Yes.” “So call him,” Landon prodded.
and ran over.” “What did she say?” “She said someone hurt Mrs. Gunderson.” “What was the first thing you noticed when you went into the bakery?” “I didn’t notice a lot,” I replied honestly. “I saw her on the ground and I went to her.” “What did she say?” Landon asked. “She … she seemed a little confused,” I said. “She thought I was Aunt Tillie.” Landon pressed his lips together. “Oh, that must have killed you,” Thistle said. “I missed that.” “I don’t look like Aunt Tillie, do I?” “If
