The Witch’s Eyes by Iris Kincaid

Aspiring artist Gillian Swann has slowly been going blind for the past three years. She is about to lose her independence – an especially painful prospect for someone who has responded to life’s disappointments by resolving never to rely on others. A final crushing betrayal leaves her life in shambles.

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.

Receiving the witch’s eyes is as disorienting as it is miraculous. Gillian’s remarkable new talents allow her insights into a local murder that are rather hard to explain to the police, a target on her back for a family of witches carrying a grudge against Lilith, and the ability to see into the heart of a fascinating man who, like herself, knows better than to surrender his trust. What a relief to meet someone who understands why falling in love is such a bad, bad idea!