Hits all the right notes

I enjoyed this book. This is book two in what is proving to be a fun and entertaining series. I like the idea that Sadie as new witch is the peacekeeper to a group of small islands that is filled with wonderful and interesting characters. The only problem I have with it is Sadie seems to start investigating one case and then it is totally forgotten as a more pressing case arises (maybe as the series progresses we will find out more). Other than that I enjoyed the mystery but it is the the characters that I really liked. The teasing / comradery between the group of friend and of course the love triangle of which hunk she is going to end up with. The cat dentist familiar is also good for a few laughs. I can't wait for the next book.
When Knockout Kate revives the Battle of the bands competition on the local radio, Sadie her friend and judge thought the worse that would happen was having to listen to some terrible tunes sung badly. But when one of the callers to the show is cut off during what sounds like a fight Sadie and her friends rush round to discover a body. At the same time one of Sadie's guardian's discovers a burned area in the woods where it seems someone was performing sacrifices and he blames it on his rival guardian Could someone be practicing dark magic or is it a werewolf attack? When the body disappears from the crime scene it looks like the two could be connected. Can Sadie once again keep the peace and catch a killer? Not to mention survive a full moon? and some really bad song lyrics?
I like the narrator. I have heard a few different stories by other authors read by Naomi Rose-Mock and found them all to be a pleasure to listen to, She is a talented narrator.
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

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