Hexes and Hemlines (2011) (edit title/settings)

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• Lily Ivory: A witch. She owns Aunt Cora's Closet, a shop that restores and resells vintage clothing from any and all eras.
• Malachi Zazi: Son of a seemingly-Satanic character.
• Bronwyn: Lilly's good friend and co-worker, a Wiccan.
• Oscar: Lilly's familiar, whose natural form is something like a gargoyle or maybe a goblin, but who transforms into a pig when around non-witches or those who don't need to know.
• Aidan Rhodes: Something like the Godfather of local witches. Very powerful -- his headquarters are within a wax museum.
• Maya: Add a description of this character.
• Carlos Romero: Police detective who asks Lilly to take a look at his latest murder investigation.
• Sailor
• Max Carmichael: Lilly's somewhat love-interest, a reporter.
• Imogen Petrovic
• James Petrovic
• Rebecca Petrovic: Bronwyn's daughter.
• Gregory Petrovic: Bronwyn's son-in-law.
• Mike Perkins
• Conrad: Homeless guy who hangs outside of Aunt Cora's Closet, sweeps up for Lilly, and says, "Duuuuude" a lot. Lilly buys him coffee and treats him like a person, unlike how most people treat him.
• Nigel Thorne
• Claudia
• Doura
• Herve LaMansec: Voudou guy.
• Caterina LeMansec
• Lucille
• Eric
• Renna
• Tracy
• Nichol Hoffman
• Atticus Hoffman
• Oliver Hoffman
• Juliet Blackwell: The author.
• Malachi Zazi
• Cora
• Graciela: Lilly's grandmother.
• Oliver Huffman
• Hervé: Voudou guy.
• Prince High: Malachi's father.

Setting & Locations edit see section history

• San Francisco
• Texas
• Art Deco Ball
• Haight
• California

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Series & Lists edit see section history

Preceded by A Cast-Off Coven, and followed by In a Witch's Wardrobe.

Authors & Contributors edit see section history

1. Juliet Blackwell (Author)

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• Dewey: 813

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Subjects edit see section history

• Books › Mystery & Thrillers › Mystery
• Books › Literature & Fiction

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