Witches of Willow Hollow: Books 1 - 6 | Harper Dade Taste of Magic Bakery Mysteries
By Kat McGee
Magic’s not Harper Dade’s strong suit but sleuthing seems to be.
After her picture-perfect life crumbles like a stale cookie, Harper returns to Willow Hollow with a suitcase full of regrets and zero magical finesse. Her aunt’s bakery, The Taste of Magic, offers a second chance. If Harper can survive the bespelled mixers, nosy townsfolk, and the increasingly suspicious string of murders piling up like burnt cupcakes.
While other witches in town cast spells with ease, Harper fumbles through spark-chucking mishaps and spells that go sideways. But with the help of her opinionated (and fashionably floofy) black cat familiar, Knox, and her fiercely loyal circle of magical misfits, Harper finds a surprising talent for unraveling magical mysteries.
From cursed cupcakes and enchanted pies to ghosts with grudges, Harper stirs up more trouble than frosting, but she’s not backing down. Because in Willow Hollow, magic might make the town sparkle, but it’s murder that keeps the ovens preheated.
Welcome to Willow Hollow, where the pastries are enchanted, the suspects are seasoned, and Harper’s still figuring out which end of the wand is up.
Books 1 through 6:
Cupcakes and Conjures
Pie and Potions
Donuts and Divination
Cake and Crystals
Ganache and Ghosts
Fondant and Familiars
Magic’s not Harper Dade’s strong suit but sleuthing seems to be.
After her picture-perfect life crumbles like a stale cookie, Harper returns to Willow Hollow with a suitcase full of regrets and zero magical finesse. Her aunt’s bakery, The Taste of Magic, offers a second chance. If Harper can survive the bespelled mixers, nosy townsfolk, and the increasingly suspicious string of murders piling up like burnt cupcakes.
While other witches in town cast spells with ease, Harper fumbles through spark-chucking mishaps and spells that go sideways. But with the help of her opinionated (and fashionably floofy) black cat familiar, Knox, and her fiercely loyal circle of magical misfits, Harper finds a surprising talent for unraveling magical mysteries.
From cursed cupcakes and enchanted pies to ghosts with grudges, Harper stirs up more trouble than frosting, but she’s not backing down. Because in Willow Hollow, magic might make the town sparkle, but it’s murder that keeps the ovens preheated.
Welcome to Willow Hollow, where the pastries are enchanted, the suspects are seasoned, and Harper’s still figuring out which end of the wand is up.
Books 1 through 6:
Cupcakes and Conjures
Pie and Potions
Donuts and Divination
Cake and Crystals
Ganache and Ghosts
Fondant and Familiars