Hex Marks the Spot (Paperback) by Madelyn Alt

from JalenV

Hex Marks the Spot has been my introduction to the Bewitching Mystery series and I liked it a lot. Maggie O'Neill, empath and sensitive, is an engaging heroine. She's a life-long resident of the fictional small town of Stony Mill, Indiana. Maggie is 29 and her powers activated only six months ago...

from TheLibraryhag

Maggie O'Neill, shop clerk, Magnum PI addict and maybe witch, just can't get away from murder. This time a studly Amish craftsman is murdered and the crime seems to be connected to a series of hex signs. Maggie investigates, despite the warnings of her almost boyfriend. This is a really fun serie...

from TheLibraryhag

Maggie O'Neill, shop clerk, Magnum PI addict and maybe witch, just can't get away from murder. This time a studly Amish craftsman is murdered and the crime seems to be connected to a series of hex signs. Maggie investigates, despite the warnings of her almost boyfriend. This is a really fun serie...

from snazz

The series is definitely improving. Alt improves with her tendency to over-describe and I'm liking the overarching storyline of the series. For one, she avoids a problem I've always had with amateur sleuths in small towns (ex. Murder She Wrote). Alt seems to imply that the rash of murders in a sh...

from frykitty

A fun continuation of the Bewitching Mysteries series, "Hex Marks The Spot" again finds Maggie involved in a murder investigation, when an Amish artisan is bludgeoned outside the small town of Stony Mill. I like a mystery where the clues are clear enough that the reader can figure things out just...