title: Witched At Birth
author: Cassidy, Dakota
description: Thank you, Dakota Cassidy. I'd read the damn phone book if you wrote it!!"  NYT  Bestselling Author Robyn Peterman   Freshly sprung from witch jail, Winnie Foster just has to fulfill the conditions of her parole and she's home free.   Too bad that parole takes place in Paris. (Texas!) Where she'll work at a school for the magically inclined. (KIDS!) And be forced to endure the ex, who's one of the very reasons she landed in the pokey to begin with. (GAH!!)    Bratty tots, sexy ex, timed showers, creepy dolls, magic restrictions, and a GPS with an attitude, all wrapped in a Texas town hotter than the surface of the sun?  Oh yeah. No way this could go wrong!  A small town, a parole officer, and the blazing Texas heat, all wrapped up in a laugh-out-loud romantic comedy from  USA Today  bestselling romantic comedy author, Dakota Cassidy. Paris, Texas will never be the same after not-so-good witch Winnie serves out her parole with determination...determination to get out of this small town and back to the 'real world'.  Witched At Birth  is a Halloween paranormal romantic comedy sure to keep you turning the pages as you discover the secret hiding in the shadowy corners of Paris...Texas that is!  *Previously Published: (2015) Dakota Cassidy   (2014)  Twelve Shades Of Midnight    A Paris, Texas Romance  series by Dakota Cassidy 1.  Witched At Birth  2.  What Not to Were  3.  Witch Is the New  4.  White Witchmas   What readers are saying...  "I liked the world and culture the author created. I liked the characters and there were enough twists in the story that it kept me going."  ~J. Sexton  "This book is filled with the best MAGIC & WITCHERY that I have encountered in a long time."  ~Pretty Little Book Reviews  Perfect for fans of Kristen Painter, Deanna Chase, and Renee George   Author Note:  Witched At Birth  was originally published in the anthology  Twelve Shades Of Midnight  in December of 2014. My buddy, Robyn Peterman and I co-wrote the first chapters of our contributions together as a collaborative effort--with each of us writing our heroine's dialogue. The concept was plotted, and created by both parties during lots of giggling phone calls.  When the anthology disbanded, Robyn and I each took our titles and republished them (see Robyn Peterman's  Switching Hour ) as stand-alone titles. In the process, Robyn chose to revise and change the name of my character (Winnie).  So, if you've read Robyn's book and are just now reading mine (or vice versa) you're not seeing things! Our first chapters are very similar--please take care in noting the details of our book's publications in reviews and on social media. Dakota Cassidy xxoo