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It's official—I'm the luckiest witch ever! I have my own witchy shop, a great boyfriend, and my favorite book is being turned into a movie right here in Olmeda. Okay, so the shop is still on probation, Ian is still busy with the fallout from Halloween, and the movie has brought back the city's most infamous curse—anyone filming in Olmeda will come to regret it.

Halloween has arrived in Olmeda, and someone's celebrating by leaving bloody pentagrams all over the city. As the resident official witch, it's my job to figure out what the pentagrams mean and if they're more of a threat than a prank. Extra points if I find out who did it before they ruin the best holiday of the year, one I plan on spending with Ian. But finding the culprit is harder than expected—nobody saw anything and there's no shortage of suspicious paranormals. In the words of my new personal motto: everyone is a suspect.

Bad magic and good witches don't mix, but I make it work. Spellbooks are a witch's best friend, especially when they're passed down from your beloved dead Grandma. So, when an anonymous caller is interested in buying mine, my answer is nope, not ever, go away. Problem is, they won't take no for an answer. With suspicious newcomers in town and the increasing odds someone thinks my spellbook is full of dark magic, I find myself with no shortage of motives or suspects. Good thing I'm dating Ian, the world's sexiest paranormal problems expert.

I'm a witch. Not a powerful witch, mind, but as Grandma liked to say, it's all in the kindness, not the power. Grandma is gone now, but her dream of having a witch shop lives with me. So, when the opportunity to run my own shop presents itself, I move across the country to take it, no questions asked.

Ein zünftiger Mord wie im Mittelalter. Met und Mord - Mittelaltermärkte ziehen die Gauklerin Isa magisch an. Ebenso wie die Leichen, die dort plötzlich auftauchen. Alljährlich öffnet in Siegburg ein mittelalterlicher Weihnachtsmarkt seine Tore. Für die junge Gauklerin Isa Bocholt, die unter dem Namen "Die grüne Fee von Absinth" mit ihrer Band Manus Furis dort Touristengruppen und Einheimische unterhält, ist er ein zweites Zuhause. Hinter den bunten, historischen Kulissen schwelt Streit, der von den Besuchern des Marktes unbemerkt bleibt.

Mord im Schatten der Kriemhildmühle. Wie jedes Jahr im Mai findet in der Nibelungenstadt Xanten das große mittelalterliche Siegfriedspektakel statt. Isa Bocholt - besser bekannt unter ihrem Künstlernamen "Die grüne Fee von Absinth" - will dort mit ihrer Band Manus Furis zwischen blühenden Bäumen und feuerspeienden Drachen die Marktbesucher unterhalten. Als sie einen kopflosen Leichnam im Zelt der Turnierreiter entdeckt und einer ihrer Freunde unvermittelt zum Tatverdächtigen wird, ist es aus mit der Idylle.