New town, fresh spells… and a suspiciously high body count. Meet Mag and Clara Balefire—witches, sisters, and reluctant amateur sleuths. When they move to the coastal town of Harmony, Maine, they're hoping for quiet lives filled with antiques and essential oils—not corpses and coven politics. Too bad Harmony has other plans. Murder Above the Fold One dead welcome wagon greeter, one very magical antique shop, and two witches determined to prove the murder wasn't an accident—even if it means exposing their powers. Murder on the Backswing A cranky mailman is bludgeoned to death, and Mag was the last one seen arguing with him. Now the sisters have to find the killer before Mag ends up behind bars. Murder Below the Waterline A canoe race, a national TV crew, and one very inconvenient murder. With magic interfering in the weather and secrets swirling beneath the surface, the sisters are in over their heads—literally.
ReGina Welling writes witchy romantasy and paranormal romance filled with magic, destiny, and emotionally rich love stories.
Her novels are often set in small towns where ancient magic still lingers and the past refuses to stay buried. She enjoys exploring the pull of fate, the complexity of relationships, and what happens when love and power collide.
When she’s not writing about witches, spells, and slow-burn attraction, ReGina lives in Maine with her wonderful husband, a goofy flufferpup named Dash, and a feisty cat called Cricket.
I love these sisters and the stories they are involved with. A very interesting cast of characters and dynamics. Each story is a stand alone. Fast and easy read that will keep you guessing till the end.
I just love this pair. The things they get into will make you think, worry or laugh with some of the antics! It is impossible to be disappointed with these characters or the authors! Whatever they are writing, you can rest assured that it is worth the read! ❣️
I love the sisters, the story was cute but I knew most of the important things that lead to the murdered very early on. It was just a matter of seeing how long it took the sisters to figure it out