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“This engaging mystery has plenty of both paranormal and romance, spiced with loving families and satisfyingly packed with self-sufficient, competent girls.” Starred Review, Kirkus Reviews, May 15, 2011: Bodies are being discovered, a ghost is on the prowl, and everywhere she turns, the hot neighbor cowboy is in her face. Only the Goodnight Ranch is even less normal than it normally is.

Her summer gig? Ranch-sitting for her aunt with her wacky but beautiful sister. She comes from a line of witches, but tries her best to stay far outside the family business. Amy Goodnight’s family is far from normal.
