Mackenzie Coven Mystery Short Books in Order
Part ofSonia Parin Books in OrderRead the Mackenzie Coven Mystery Short books by Sonia Parin in order, with quick Lexie and Luna summaries, magical background, and start-here help.
Last updated: July 14, 2026
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Mackenzie Coven Mystery Short books in publication order
5 books
Good Witch Hunting
by Sonia Parin
2017
A coven inspection gives Lexie a final warning to improve her home before Halloween. Then an oracle warns of danger and someone starts targeting witches, leaving Lexie little time for magical housekeeping.
'Tis the Season to be Creepy
by Sonia Parin
2018
A seasonal coven problem brings Lexie and Luna face-to-face with creepy magic and a fresh mystery. Holiday plans take a back seat when they must uncover who is turning the season dangerous.
Jingle Purrs
by Sonia Parin
2018
The holidays bring Lexie, Luna, and the Mackenzie Coven another dose of magical trouble. Amid the seasonal bustle, they must follow the clues behind a mystery that refuses to stay festive.
Potion Heist
by Sonia Parin
2018
When a potion disappears, Lexie and Luna are pulled into a magical theft with dangerous consequences. Finding the culprit means sorting through coven secrets before the stolen brew can be used for harm.
The Power of Two and a Half
by Sonia Parin
2018
Lexie and Luna discover that a small magical team can still attract a large problem. Their latest case tests their partnership as they confront spells, suspicious behavior, and a threat that needs stopping.
Mackenzie Coven Mystery Short books in chronological order

Good Witch Hunting
by Sonia Parin
2017Mackenzie Coven Mystery Short, Book 1
'Tis the Season to be Creepy
by Sonia Parin
2018Mackenzie Coven Mystery Short, Book 2
Jingle Purrs
by Sonia Parin
2018Mackenzie Coven Mystery Short, Book 3
Potion Heist
by Sonia Parin
2018Mackenzie Coven Mystery Short, Book 4
The Power of Two and a Half
by Sonia Parin
2018Mackenzie Coven Mystery Short, Book 5
Series background & context
The Mackenzie Coven Mystery Short books are compact paranormal cozies set in the same magical world as Sonia Parin's full-length Mackenzie Coven novels. They follow Lexie Mackenzie and her feline companion Luna through shorter cases that still have spells, coven rules, unusual visitors, and more danger than either of them would prefer.
Small problems do not stay small for long around Lexie.
These stories often begin with a seasonal event, a magical errand, or a neighbor in trouble. Halloween inspections, holiday jitters, a suspicious potion, and a possible curse can all pull Lexie into an investigation. The cases are fast-moving, but they retain the series' focus on practical clue gathering as well as magic.
Luna is an important part of the appeal. She is not a quiet pet who waits at home while the human solves everything. She has opinions, reacts strongly to the supernatural nonsense around them, and helps make the magical world feel personal rather than distant. Lexie's family and the wider coven may also appear, bringing their own rules and complications.
The shorts are clean, light, and designed for a quick visit with familiar characters. They do not require a major commitment, though readers who already know Lexie will enjoy seeing the side adventures that fit around the larger series. New readers can also follow the essentials, since the stories provide enough context to understand the world.
Begin with Good Witch Hunting for a seasonal introduction to Lexie, Luna, and the coven's demanding standards. Read the stories in publication order for the smoothest experience, especially if you plan to move between the short works and the full Mackenzie Coven mysteries.
Expect a quick mystery, a magical snag, and a cat with something to say about it.
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