Not a fan of this book. At all. The prologue had nothing really to do with this book and as far as I can tell from looking at the other books in this series it actually doesn’t become a main plot point until the third book. The epilogue is the set up for the second book. Neither of which will I be reading! I went so far as to mark “Not Interested” for all the remaining books in this series on BookBub, that’s how much I don’t want to venture further with this series.Here’s some nitpicky things that bothered me:The author misspelled Samhain. In a book about witches! Seriously?!? No it’s not Samhein. Ever. Come on, it’s not that hard. (Page 64 in the Nook version so the editor can FIX it and not piss others off like I was.)The MC Addie references “The Wiccan Wars of the 1500s” Huh?? Wicca was created in England between the 1920’s and 1950’s, depending on the source of your search. So how exactly were there Wiccan wars in the 1500’s? Yes I know it’s fiction! I read a ton of historical & romantic fiction and no one changes the dates when the Napoleonic Wars took place, or put Napoleon in a completely different time period, for example.Addie says “curse my Irish eyes” multiple times. Per the story she’s a very strong witch; so strong I don’t believe she’d bandy about a possible curse to her own eyes.They all refer to themselves as Irish even though their land in New England “has been in her family since before Christopher Columbus set sail for the East Indies and had gotten himself lost.” So the family has been in New England since before 1492 but they’re Irish? Not Irish-American but Irish. Also not Native American. Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock in 1620, they were English. Again, puzzled how they (the 3 Sisters) are pure Irish. Oh well.The youngest sister Willow is a man crazy beotch that acts like a spoiled child. She disdains mortals, or Typics, as they are called in this book. The oldest sister Kiera is an over 40 dried up, frumpy husk of a woman that says “Sister Willow”and “Sister Addie” so much she sounds like an Abbess. The MC Addie is in her own head too much. She is immediately intrigued by the super hot (of course!) detective and thinks he’s so especially smart because he figured out some plainly obvious clues at the crime scene.And we hear how these three are the “protectors of Shadow Lake” so much that it should be a drinking game. And they don’t seem to be doing that good of a job or are aware of other supernatural beings that are present in the town.So pass on this one! Save yourself some angst.