Lights, Cameras, Witches — Amanda M. Lee

Bay Winchester isn't in the mood for trouble. It seems to continually find her, however, and this time it's coming in the form of a television production crew.Haunted Traditions has made a name for itself as the premiere reality television show catering to paranormal enthusiasts. Of course Hemlock Cove pops up on their radar. What they want most of all is an interview with Bay, the local newspaper owner and expert on all things Hemlock Cove, and a shot of magic happening in real time wouldn't hurt either.The woman in question is not having it.When a body drops in an alley, it's bad enough that the production crew is on site. What makes it worse is that the body is glowing ... and there's no hiding it. There's no telling why it's glowing either. It's a mystery.Bay and her husband Landon are convinced the body has something to do with a new meth gang that has taken over a chain of lake cabins on the outskirts of town. They just have to prove it.Between dodging the television crew-who have taken up residence in The Overlook-and chasing a monster, the Winchesters have their hands full ... and that's not counting the family members who have decided they want to become television stars.Bay is used to fighting evil. What she's not used to is having to dodge potential exposure in the process.The Winchesters are facing a battle. Now they just have to figure what side it's coming from.It's a fight to the finish ... and if the television crew catches them, it's all over.It's lights, cameras, action in Hemlock Cove ... and death may soon follow.