Before the whispers in the walls and the shadows in the trees, Alexandria Harvey-Santorini thought she was just a normal kid... well, sort of.

For twelve years, Alex has lived tucked away in Catnip Cottage, a rose-covered little house on the edge of Bridgetown, with the well-meaning—but delightfully odd—Barnaby's. Martha brews mysterious teas that seem to know what you need before you do, and Olly chats to his plants as if they’re part of the family (they just might be). The cottage is cozy and full of love, but it’s never felt quite like home.

Orphaned under strange circumstances as a child, Alex has always sensed there’s more to her story—especially with the way the local kids whisper behind her back, and the way her dreams shimmer with memories that don’t quite belong to her.

But everything changes when a letter arrives. Her inheritance is waiting. So is the truth.

With a satchel full of secrets and a heart full of questions, Alex boards a rickety old bus headed for Ferntree Falls, by way of the fog-drenched town of Misty Falls. Her destination? Witchwood Estate—a crumbling mansion at the edge of the woods, humming with old magic, forgotten promises, and maybe even danger.

Witchwood Estate: Going Home is the first cozy, spellbinding installment in a coming-of-age fantasy mystery where witches walk among us, houses hold grudges, and magic doesn’t always knock before letting itself in.

"Patti Roberts has a pristine talent for making characters on a page breathe. Love them—hate them… you won’t be able to help yourself from muttering under your breath about them." — Leslie Hansford

All I can say is I loved this book—once I started to read it, I couldn't put it down!" — Jennifer Leblanc