The Trouble With Witches is a cute, fast read. The main characters are quite appealing. The story is narrated by Ophelia Jensen - a small town librarian who is psychic and a witch and who seems to have a hobby of solving crimes. Ophelia has a powerful partner in her adventures - her gifted 74 year old grandmother, Abby. And a good friend and co-worker, Darci, who wants to be included in their cases. And a dog named Lady and a cat named Queenie (both of who seem to be better judges of character than their owner). This particular mystery involves a missing girl and the mysterious group that she moved in with shortly before her family lost contact with her. Ophelia and her crew head off to a remote lake in Minnesota to investigate the problem head-on. I enjoyed reading this book and probably would have given it four stars except for one annoying characteristic. The narrator and other characters spend too much time referring back to previous stories in this series. I would normally be out looking for the other books but feel like so much plot was revealed that it would spoil the mysteries.