"Will keep you glued to your seat until the last page. In fact, the only TROUBLE is that it ends!" Dorothy Morrison, author of EVERYDAY MAGIC "Madelyn Alt’s series opener, THE TROUBLE WITH MAGIC, casts a cozy and often wickedly witty spell." Nero Blanc, author of the Crossword Mystery series "THE TROUBLE WITH MAGIC is simply spellbinding. A real treasure, one you won't want to miss!" Ronda Thompson, author of THE WILD WULFS OF LONDON paranormal romance series "Readers will delight in a terrific mix of murder, magic, and high spirits... An irresistible page-turner." Dolores Stewart Riccio, author of THE DIVINE CIRCLE OF LADIES MAKING MISCHIEF
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The Trouble With Magic
Madelyn Alt
First in the new Bewitching Mystery series!
Double, double, toil and murder...
Bringing a little culture to Stony Mill, Indiana,
Enchantments is one of the area’s finest antique stores. But
shop clerk Maggie O’Neill and her employer Felicity Dow do
more than conjure up curios for the locals—they each
possess a talent for spellbinding sleuthing . . .
Bored with her office job, Maggie jumps at the opportunity
to work at Enchantments. She was a little weirded out when
Felicity described herself as a witch, but if her boss wants
to play with broomsticks and cauldrons, where’s the harm?
However, Maggie’s first day on the job may turn out to be
her last when Police question Felicity in the murder of her
estranged sister.
With everyone in town proclaiming Felicity’s guilt faster
than the Salem Witch trials, Maggie finds herself wondering
if she’ll also be tied to the stake. And lately, she’s been
receiving messages on a spiritual frequency guiding her to
prove Felicity’s innocence—and to embrace her own
"charmed" life.
(A Bewitching Mystery #1)
Berkley (Prime Crime), January 2006
ISBN #0425207463
272 pages Paperback
$6.99
Also by Madelyn Alt:
 A Witch In Time, April 2010
Where There's a Witch, July 2009
No Rest for the Wiccan, November 2008
Hex Marks the Spot, December 2007
A Charmed Death, December 2006
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