Magical Midway Books in Order

Returning home with supernatural companions, Charlotte discovers that a volunteer at her parents’ animal shelter has been killed. A police investigation threatens to expose her family’s magic while she struggles to prepare for a confrontation with the Witches’ Council.

Conflicting omens leave Charlotte uncertain how to protect her magical circus against its enemies. When a rival ringmaster is poisoned, saving her boyfriend’s father may require defying the very prophecies others insist she must obey without question.

New witch Charlotte has one week to surrender two friends under a hostile council’s latest decree. When one disappears, finding him means navigating circus secrets and questioning whether the man she is falling for can be trusted.

A circus holiday at a werebear gathering turns dangerous when the community’s leader is murdered. Suspicion falls on Charlotte, forcing her and her friends to identify the real killer before hostile witches can punish her for the crime.

Charlotte inherits her murdered uncle’s magical circus despite growing up outside its supernatural world. Learning to manage her powers and eccentric performers is difficult enough without rivalries and a hostile Witches’ Council threatening her search for the killer.

A friend’s disappearance draws Charlotte and her magical circus back to her Texas hometown. Investigating its influential residents reveals a human conspiracy that may already know her supernatural secrets, putting everyone she cares about in danger.

When her powerful feline familiar is kidnapped, Charlotte and Gunther investigate the conspiracy behind his disappearance. Distrust within their own circle complicates the search, while the plot threatens both the magical circus and the wider human and supernatural worlds.

Unexpectedly married, Charlotte and Gunther must unite two rival magical circuses whose inhabitants resist cooperation. When an entire group of witch-cats disappears, their search raises questions about a prophecy they believed had already been settled for good.