Sadie Alden calls on her guardian to help her take care of her new year’s resolution, get her familiar out of the house, but developments in her personal life have created a rift between them. Ryder believes that her engagement is a huge mistake and is willing to risk it all to keep her and Miller apart.

In the process of tracking down the perfect apartment for Fitz, Sadie stumbles upon an unusual building that has suddenly gained a vacancy. The location of the previous tenant is unknown, but the other residents are all glad to see the back of him. When his dead body shows up no one is surprised, but everyone is a suspect.

Miller is called away to a friend’s bachelor party that quickly takes a dark turn, and it leaves Sadie to find the killer on her own. She suspects people in her inner circle are keeping secrets, her friends are hiding the truth and it threatens to do more harm than good. Trouble is brewing and it is putting her happily ever after in jeopardy.

At a time of year when most people are trying to turn over a new leaf, Sadie is being pulled backwards. Killers don’t like it when you go meddling in their affairs, but that’s never stopped her before. With a full moon rising over Hallow Haven it’s a bad time to have a werewolf fiancé in a bad mood, too. Can a witch catch a break?

New Moon, New Me is the eleventh book in the Hallow Haven Witch Mysteries series.