There's no such thing as coincidence.
The St Clair sisters, Keely, Harley, and Romy are mysteriously invited to an island off the Cornish coast as guests of Meri Kittow - an old lady they've never met.
Upon arrival they discover they're not the only ones to have been summoned, when they meet the Castle Clair family members they never knew existed. Zephyr Ambrose, leader of the High Council of Witches, has also been invited, and he couldn't be more dismayed to find himself on a boat with a whole bunch of St Clairs.
It soon becomes clear that although they know nothing about their hostess, she knows a surprising amount about them. Their alarm grows when they discover they're unable to leave the island. Then three new guests arrive, deepening the mystery.
Lowen Ericson is just an ordinary solicitor based in the Cornish tourist town of Gerrenporth. He doesn't believe in witches or magic, and as far as he's concerned he's simply visiting the island to deliver some legal papers.
But within hours of his arrival, he and Keely make some discoveries that challenge everything he thought he knew, opening his eyes to a world he's never dreamed of. Lowen must set aside his old beliefs because Keely needs his help. And she's not the only one.
The mystery is growing, the clock is ticking, and with the supply of chocolate chip muffins fast running out it's every witch for herself. The St Clairs need to figure out what's going on before they all turn feral.
Just who is Meri Kittow? And what does she want from the St Clairs?
The Witches of Castle Clair are non-steamy magical books, written in British English. They should be read in order for your best reading experience.
