Modern Witch Books in Order

This short visit to the Modern Witch universe peeks in on young parents juggling bedtime, broomsticks and very opinionated toddlers. It is a small, warm slice of life that shows how even legendary witches can be undone by lack of sleep and wooden swords.

The final full-length Modern Witch novel gathers long-standing threads as the clan faces an old grief and a new beginning. When a witch who has been missing for years finally brushes against their magic, Witch Central has to decide how far it will go to bring her home.

A witch from a tight-knit Celtic coastal community is drawn into the orbit of Witch Central, bringing sea-salt magic, old traditions and a guarded heart. As she collides with California’s modern clan, she must decide how much of herself she is willing to share.

In this prequel romance, young coder Marcus first meets future matriarch Lizzie in a world where spellwork and software intertwine. As they collaborate on magical programs and late-night debugging, they also write the early rules for the clan that will one day be Witch Central.

This morsel-length story invites readers to Lauren and Devin’s wedding at Witch Central. Brooms, teleporting relatives and nervous grooms collide as the clan weaves magic, family traditions and a beach ceremony into a celebration that feels exactly like them.

Sierra has spent her life traveling the world with a magical mother, chasing storms and avoiding roots. When the fetching spell finally catches her, Witch Central must teach a true nomad how to belong, and Sierra has to decide if staying put can ever feel like freedom.

A shy, sensory-sensitive witch who has learned to cope by keeping her world very small is invited into Witch Central’s noisy embrace. As she navigates crowded rooms and unexpected friendship, both she and the clan stretch their ideas of what inclusion really looks like.

Storm-chasing teen Sierra has spent her life roaming the world with her mother, using wild magic without much thought for consequences. When Witch Central finally brings her in, she has to learn why power without grounding is dangerous and whether she is willing to be tethered.

Lauren is Chicago’s youngest star realtor, proud of her control over every detail of life. A misfiring fetching spell yanks her into Witches Chat, revealing a talent she never knew she had and a loud, loving witch clan determined to claim her as one of their own.

Elorie Shaw grew up in Nova Scotia’s witching community, steeped in tradition but with no magic of her own. When Witches Chat inexplicably pulls her in, she must confront family expectations, a prickly old witch and the possibility that her gift looks nothing like anyone imagined.