The Witch’s Beauty by Iris Kincaid

Lorna Sinclair has never had beauty. And now she is losing her youth. She could face the loss with peaceful resignation, if life had only provided her with a single, solitary experience of love. No man has ever looked at her with anything but pity and compassion – the burns on her face have ensured that. Who could expect any man to have been attracted to someone with such a deformity? At the age of forty-two, Lorna has never even been kissed.

In life, Lilith Hazelwood was the most powerful witch in Oyster Cove. In death, she is determined to find and punish her murderer. Once enraged by the fact that her body parts had been used for organ transplant, she now sees the beneficiaries as the best means of avenging her own death. If they would only stop being sidetracked by silly diversions like solving human murders and finding love.
Transplant specialist Dr. Svenson uncovers a way to transfer the dead witch’s talent for beauty and longevity to an astonished Lorna.

Is it really possible that she’s now capable of captivating any man who captures her fancy? A heady transformation. But what of the lonely heart misfits she works with at Oyster Cove’s Public Library? Why should she be the only one to enjoy the magical windfall of attraction and romance? All of a sudden, the library becomes the flirting, mingling epicenter of Oyster Cove’s social scene. Too bad a dead body pops up to ruin all the fun.