Juliet Blackwell

Juliet Blackwell is an American author of cozy mysteries with supernatural elements, best known for the Witchcraft Mysteries series, following witch and vintage-clothing-shop owner Lily Ivory in San Francisco through novels including Secondhand Spirits, A Cast-Off Coven, and Hexes and Hemlines. Her Haunted Home Renovation series follows a building contractor who communicates with ghosts while restoring old houses, in books such as If Walls Could Talk and Home for the Haunting. Blackwell's novel In a Witch's Wardrobe was a finalist for the Left Coast Crime Watson Award, which recognizes the best sidekick in a mystery novel. Her work is known within the cozy-mystery genre for grounding supernatural premises in detailed craft and renovation trades.