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As descendants of one of the original Salem Witch Trial victims, Tori and Cassie Bishop's occult credentials are strong . . . but a trickle of tarot readings won't pay the bills, and now they're facing eviction. When they're offered a massive sum to play “witches in residence” to an elderly widow at...

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Main Authors: Harper, Lana (Author), Gagnon, Jilly (Author)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: New York : Bantam Books, [2026]
Series:A Witchy mystery
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Summary:As descendants of one of the original Salem Witch Trial victims, Tori and Cassie Bishop's occult credentials are strong . . . but a trickle of tarot readings won't pay the bills, and now they're facing eviction. When they're offered a massive sum to play “witches in residence” to an elderly widow at her secluded Berkshires mansion, it feels like fate. But from the minute they arrive at the opulent country estate it's they've been dropped into a far more dangerous game than their smoke and mirrors can save them from. The widow, Rose, is in her final days and desperate for the sisters to help with her unresolved spiritual needs before she passes. Her skeptical family and staff, however, are less enthusiastic about the sisters' presence -- with the exception of Rose's nurse and her beloved great-nephew, who find themselves inexplicably drawn to Cassie and Tori.
Physical Description:382 pages ; 21 cm.
ISBN:9798217093229
Author Notes:Lana Harper is the New York Times bestselling author of Payback's a Witch and the rest of the Witches of Thistle Grove series. Writing as Lana Popovic, she is also the author of YA novels Wicked Like a Wildfire, Fierce Like a Firestorm, Blood Countess , and Poison Priestess . Lana was born in Serbia and lived in Bulgaria, Hungary, and Romania before moving to the United States, where she now lives in Naperville, Illinois, with her family.

Jilly Gagnon is the author of eight novels, most recently What if it's You? Her humor writing, personal essays, and op-eds have appeared in Newsweek , Elle , Vanity Fair , Boston Magazine , and McSweeney's Internet Tendency , among others. She lives in Salem, Massachusetts, with her family and two black cats.