Circle of Three Books in Order

During a blue moon, Annie experiments with aspecting, a practice of channeling spiritual powers. The attempt changes her so profoundly that Kate and Cooper struggle to recognize their friend and must work together to restore her spirit.

Kate, Annie, and Cooper celebrate midsummer outdoors, joined by strangers who seem welcome at first. Beneath the solstice sky, confusing emotions and shifting identities complicate the festivities, leaving one of the friends vulnerable to being led astray.

A mysterious stranger teaches Kate, Annie, and Cooper another way to contact spirits. Kate becomes increasingly entranced by practices outside their Wiccan experience, and the troubling effects leave her friends worried about how far she will go.

Brought together by a spellbook, Kate, Cooper, and Annie want to understand the magic they have discovered. A ritual celebrating the spring equinox introduces them to further Wiccan practice and deepens their shared interest in the Craft.

Disillusioned with Wicca, Cooper leaves the circle she shares with Kate and Annie. An illness threatening someone close brings her back, but the friends must discover whether healing magic can also repair the bond they have broken.

Kate, Annie, and Cooper's exploration of Wicca takes a disturbing turn when their dreams become visions of a missing girl. Her apparent calls for help draw the friends into a mystery connected to their developing magical abilities.

Kate casts a love spell that has consequences she did not anticipate. Unable to reverse it alone, she follows her spellbook's guidance toward two strangers whose help could undo the magic and begin a new friendship.

Cooper wears a five-pointed star to express her Wiccan faith, but others interpret the symbol with suspicion. As controversy grows, she, Annie, and Kate must face the consequences of practicing beliefs their community does not understand.

Kate, Annie, and Cooper join fellow Wiccans for a winter solstice celebration at a remote mountain house. When a blizzard strikes, the building's haunted reputation and hidden mysteries tempt the friends into exploring its unsettling secrets.

As Samhain approaches, Kate, Annie, and Cooper prepare to celebrate when contact with the spirit world is said to be easier. For Annie, whose loved ones have died, the occasion carries a deeply personal hope of reunion.

Annie becomes absorbed in tarot, but her readings begin turning into real events. As the power slips beyond her control, she must confront its effect on Cooper and Kate and the friendship sustaining their Wiccan circle.

Kate, Annie, and Cooper turn their attention to astrology and are impressed by its apparent accuracy. Yet the predictions they uncover raise troubling possibilities, challenging the friends' confidence in where their exploration of Wicca is leading them.

Discovering a possible crime forces Kate, Annie, and Cooper into a difficult decision. Helping a friend may conflict with their Wiccan commitment to avoid harming others, testing how they apply their beliefs when loyalty is at stake.

After a year and a day devoted to learning Wicca, Kate, Annie, and Cooper reach their initiation. Celebration and a powerful ritual mark their progress, while unexpected choices confront the friends as they prepare to become witches.

Near the end of their year and a day of study, Kate, Annie, and Cooper face separate tests before initiation. The challenges prompt Kate to reconsider whether she is ready to commit herself to the Wiccan path.