Her magic works perfectly. On everything except what she needs. Adelaide Wrent came to Vermont to catalog her great-aunt's antique shop, arrange a sale, and get back to her life in Boston by Friday. That was six weeks ago. The inventory, it turns out, has opinions. A gramophone named Gerald performs opera when he approves of a customer. A taxidermy fox called the Professor conducts philosophical seminars. A cast-iron andiron repositions itself with the air of a suspect asserting architectural innocence. And when Addie wakes up one morning to find a dead estate dealer in her back room, the objects already know what happened. The trouble is, they only communicate through music, migration, and Socratic method - and the only human Addie can convince to help her translate is Perry Watt, the town archivist, who is exactly as unsettled by her as she is by the phone that keeps trying to call him. Part cozy mystery, part slow-burn romance, all heart - THE WITCH GLITCH is Book One of the Crabapple Antiques Mysteries, a five-book series about small-town secrets, inherited magic, and the quiet courage of women who pay attention. ¿ Small-town Vermont cozy with a paranormal twist ¿ Sweet closed-door slow burn (first kiss: Book Four) ¿ Book One of a planned five-book series ¿ For fans of Juliet Blackwell, Sofie Ryan, and Heather Blake