This story follows Gaea Pender, a psychic medium, as she navigates her life at the University of Maine, where she encounters dark magic, spirits, and the mystery of her sister Vicky's new restaurant, Cinnamon Woodfire. The narrative unfolds against the backdrop of winter in Maine, highlighting the challenges and supernatural elements that intertwine with their lives. The narrative delves into the concept of dark magic, explaining its potency and the dangers it poses to users. A quote from an unknown necromancer warns of the risks involved in accessing the Underworld through dark magic. This dark magic theme is important as it foreshadows the challenges Gaea and her friends will face. The Night Witch and the Mystery. Gaea is a twenty-two-year-old undergraduate student studying psychology at the University of Maine. She has a psychic gift that allows her to communicate with spirits, a skill she has learned to manage over the years. Gaea's family dynamics are explored as her sister Vicky attends culinary school in Paris and their brother Aerin, a gifted psychic medium, navigates his own challenges. Gaea's close relationships with her family and friends, including Marc, a fellow student, are central to the story. As the story progresses, Gaea, Himiko, and Marc work together to uncover the truth about the haunting and the Night Witch. Their journey is marked by friendship, love, and the struggles of dealing with dark forces that threaten their lives. The narrative ends with a sense of unresolved tension, leaving readers eager for more as the characters continue to face the mysteries that lie ahead

Mode of access: World Wide Web