I can tell that I read a lot of horror, because I was totally suspicious of every single character and was waiting for something truly nefarious to happen.

Spoiler alert, it doesn't. What does happen is a lovely journey of discovery, self-worth, individuality, and the importance of celebrating your differences.

I love the cover of this book. In fact it played a big part in why I wanted to read it.

This takes place in a blended fictional time frame but is set in Chicago. Some of the language and fashion descriptions are reminiscent of the early 1900s but everything else has very modern sensibilities.

If you are looking for a witchy mystery with an expressive enchanted house. Read this one.