By Familiar Means: A Witch's Cat Mystery, Book 2

Charming Paranormal Cozy Series Peggy R This is the second book in the Witch's Cat Mystery and was just as enjoyable as the first. The author has created a story set in a charming historic New England small town and combines it with magic, mystery and a start of a romance for an enchanting read. In my opinion, the author has also assemble a wonderful cast of diverse characters that are strong with depth and dimension. The addition of Anna's grandmother, Grandma B.B., is mots welcome. I liked that we were able to see some growth in Anna as she comes to terms with her magic and leaning how . A Surprise Betty Louise A superb paranormal tale that I found difficult to put down. Annabelle Britton arrives in Portsmouth New Hampshire on a visit a close friend. She is very surprised to find that her Grandma grew up and the town, but left when she married. She learns that her Grandma is a witch and there is an active coven in town. She has 'vibes' at times but she has no idea how to control. Annabelle meets a mystery cat, Alistair who can disappear at will. He refuses to accept a home since his former owner died. Alistair leads Annabelle to a cottage and adopts her. T. KMich0"The mysteries continue in Portsmouth" according to KMich02. By Familiar Means is just as good as the first book in the Witch's Cat Mystery series, if not better. The author gives the reader very well-developed and likable characters. I especially loved getting to properly meet Anna's Grandma B.B. While we were introduced to her in the first book, we get to see much more of her in this one as she visits her granddaughter in Portsmouth. The mysteries in the book are very intriguing. I do love the way the book ended and I sincerely hope to read more books in this series.. said The mysteries continue in Portsmouth. By Familiar Means is just as good as the first book in the Witch's Cat Mystery series, if not better. The author gives the reader very well-developed and likable characters. I especially loved getting to properly meet Anna's Grandma B.B. While we were introduced to her in the first book, we get to see much more of her in this one as she visits her granddaughter in Portsmouth. The mysteries in the book are very intriguing. I do love the way the book ended and I sincerely hope to read more books in this series.

Annabelle is certain the haunted happenings at the shop are just hocus pocus. After discovering her mystical heritage - and being adopted by furry feline familiar Alistair - artist Annabelle Britton has decided to make picturesque Portsmouth, New Hampshire, her new home. But when her search reveals hidden smugglers' tunnels beneath the shop - and a dead body - Annabelle, Alastair, and the coven suddenly find themselves in a cat-and-mouse game with a killer.. But being a witch doesn't magically put money in the bank. They want Anna and her coven to evict the restless spirit before the grand opening. But then a series of spooky sounds and strange happenings convince the owners that their new shop is haunted. Now she can take the time to figure out her new abilities and welcome her grandmother, who is visiting Portsmouth, and her old cove