Witched and Hitched Mysteries Books in Order

The Witched and Hitched Mysteries pick up after the long romantic arc of Witchless In Seattle and ask a simple question. What happens after Stevie and Win get their happily ever after? In Dakota Cassidy's world, the answer is easy. More ghosts. More mysteries. More chaos. Just now with marriage in the middle of it.

This series works like a spin-off, but it is really more of a continuation with a new shape. Stevie Cartwright-Winterbottom is no longer the isolated ex-witch of the early books, and Win is no longer just the dead spy whispering in her ear. They are a team, and that changes the rhythm.

Instead of stumbling into every case by accident, they are increasingly the people others come looking for. Their reputation grows, clients find them, and the mysteries widen beyond one small personal crisis at a time. That makes the books feel a little more like paranormal detective stories, even though the banter and relationship history still do most of the heavy lifting.

The afterlife angle remains the key twist. Stevie and Win still move through cases where the dead are not done talking, clues do not always arrive cleanly, and personal history can complicate everything. Because the couple already has so much shared baggage, every new case also has a way of poking at the life they are trying to build together.

If you finished Witchless In Seattle wanting more of Stevie, Win, Belfry, and the gang, this is where to go next. The books keep the same voice and the same oddball charm, but shift the focus from falling in love to staying in love while the dead refuse to mind their own business.