In the little, invisible town of Waresville nothing is as it seems. This place has been thriving off death and destruction since the beginning, and now that a new and strangely furry biker gang has come to town, no one doubts that the revenue is about to start flowing again. When the town finds the first partially eaten body, you can almost hear the cheers and drinking songs all the way to the border. Finally, they won't just have to make due with witches and ghosts. Some real supernatural talent has come to Waresville, and things are about to get hairy. Yes, everyone in Waresville is...

In a town that boasts it's the most haunted in the USA, there are surprisingly few ghosts and an abundance of witches. All that is about to change for Waresville, Florida, because the ghosts are moving in. And who knows when they'll be moving out. All over town, people are being visited by long dead loved ones-some are even surviving the experience. Tourism is picking up, and so is the little town's outlook on life. Unfortunately, not all these specters have honorable intentions, and it becomes clear that there is something more going on here than just a happy, lucrative coincidence. There...

Rowen's cousin, Rose Greensmith, has been dating Ben Williamson for a while now. He's the Lainswich Chief of Police, a good boyfriend, and an all-around great guy. It was only a matter of time before Rose had dinner with his parents. Rose has high hopes, but Rowen tries to prepare her cousin for the worst. The Williamsons are a difficult bunch. Back when Rowen and Ben were a high school item, it was Mrs. Williamson that put an end to their relationship. She's an absolute witch, and not in the good sense like Rowen and her family are. As fate typically ordains for the Greensmiths, not all goes...

Greensmith Investigations specializes in the little things. Mostly they expose cheating spouses, low priority stuff real detectives wouldn't bother with. Rowen doesn't mind spreading her time between her husband's agency and the local paper she runs with her cousins. Life is good. Maybe a little too good. Rowen is getting bored. Life takes a sharp turn when a camera man from Channel 2 News turns up in an open grave. The Lainswich Inquirer has never been on the best terms with Channel 2 and its head correspondent, Julia Martinez. The best Rowen can hope for is to report on the murder from a...

In Waresville, crime not only pays, it's marketable. Without the spooky tour buses that frequent haunted houses, the unexplainable crimes, and the magic shops that bring in tourists far and wide, this little town would have been home to nothing but tumbleweeds. Thanks to being the "Most Haunted Town in America," Waresville is not only surviving, it's thriving. They've got their own movie theater, morgue, and, as of this week, Waresville has a new murder victim to advertise. The problem? The town wants to keep this victim under wraps. Magic may run Waresville, but there are some creatures too...

The town of Lainswich is a bizarre place. It's an insular community and home to a lot of strange happenings. It's also home to the Greensmith family. Rumor has it that they're a family of witches. The rumors are right. Rowen Greensmith moved away to escape her crazy family. She has her own place and a job in tabloid journalism. Things aren't perfect, but she's hopeful they'll improve. When Rowen's Aunt Lydia calls her with news of a murder, all of that is turned on its head. During the annual Greensmith family yard sale, Rowen's Aunt Nadine sold a chest that turned out to have a dead body in...