Waffles and Witches
(2025)(The tenth book in the Witches of Willow Hollow series)
A novel by Kat McGee
A whimsical auction heats up in Willow Hollow, where even breakfast isn't safe from a drizzle of mystery.
Harper Dade is no stranger to the odd and unexpected, but when a high-stakes auction for a magical waffle iron ends with the winning bidder found dead—drenched in syrup—she's tossed into a mystery messier than a stack overloaded with too many toppings. The Taste of Magic Bakery was supposed to host a simple charity event, but now it's the scene of a crime gooier than melted marshmallow topping.
With Knox, her snarky black cat familiar who's more interested in critiquing her cooking than catching culprits, Harper dives fork-first into an investigation as intricate as the grooves on a freshly pressed waffle. The more she digs, the more she realizes that the enchanted waffle iron is linked to an ancient spell that could spell big trouble for Willow Hollow. As the town's quirky residents start acting more scrambled than eggs on the side, Harper begins to suspect the auction was just a cover for something far more sinister.
Crank Cranson—the ever-enigmatic wizard mechanic with impeccable timing—offers his assistance, but his involvement often complicates matters in ways Harper didn't anticipate. With each clue she uncovers, the stakes get higher and the syrup runs deeper.
Harper must race against the clock—and the melting butter—to solve the mystery before Willow Hollow's charitable leanings are smothered like a waffle under too much whipped cream. Navigating through enchanted appliances, secret spells, and magical mishaps, she aims to restore order before a charity breakfast gone awry becomes the least of their worries.
Genre: Cozy Mystery
Harper Dade is no stranger to the odd and unexpected, but when a high-stakes auction for a magical waffle iron ends with the winning bidder found dead—drenched in syrup—she's tossed into a mystery messier than a stack overloaded with too many toppings. The Taste of Magic Bakery was supposed to host a simple charity event, but now it's the scene of a crime gooier than melted marshmallow topping.
With Knox, her snarky black cat familiar who's more interested in critiquing her cooking than catching culprits, Harper dives fork-first into an investigation as intricate as the grooves on a freshly pressed waffle. The more she digs, the more she realizes that the enchanted waffle iron is linked to an ancient spell that could spell big trouble for Willow Hollow. As the town's quirky residents start acting more scrambled than eggs on the side, Harper begins to suspect the auction was just a cover for something far more sinister.
Crank Cranson—the ever-enigmatic wizard mechanic with impeccable timing—offers his assistance, but his involvement often complicates matters in ways Harper didn't anticipate. With each clue she uncovers, the stakes get higher and the syrup runs deeper.
Harper must race against the clock—and the melting butter—to solve the mystery before Willow Hollow's charitable leanings are smothered like a waffle under too much whipped cream. Navigating through enchanted appliances, secret spells, and magical mishaps, she aims to restore order before a charity breakfast gone awry becomes the least of their worries.
Genre: Cozy Mystery
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