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Table of Contents
Praise for the Bewitching Mysteries
No Rest for the Wiccan
Maggie is a plucky, practical young woman coming to grips with her abilities... This installment is charmingly spooky, a true page-turner that will have readers looking twice at shadows and wondering if something really is moving in the darkness. Fresh Fiction
Alt spins an engaging murder yarn.
Alfred Hitchcocks Mystery Magazine
Hex Marks the Spot
Quirky, enchanting, mystical, and addictive... Not to be missed.Annette Blair
Madelyn Alt writes an entertaining mystery.
The Best Reviews
Maggie ONeill is back, better than ever... A winner from page one. Ms. Alt transports her readers to the lovely town of Stony Mill and entertains with characters both charming and sinister. The mystical elements of the story weave seamlessly throughout as the reader learns, along with Maggie, as she becomes more comfortable with and knowledgeable about her gifts and how to work with them for the greater good. This is enchanting entertainment at its finest. Fresh Fiction
A Charmed Death
A magical, spellbinding mystery that enchants readers with its adorable heroine. The Best Reviews
Entertaining... A fun mystery to read! MyShelf.com
The Trouble with Magic
A fascinating ride... A hint of romance with much intrigue, mystery, and magic in a small Midwestern town setting. Roundtable Reviews
A fun, witty whodunit... The characters are likable, the story flows easily, and the mystery and mystical elements are believable. Fresh Fiction
This new series is going to be a winner.
The Romance Readers Connection
The plotting is tight and the murderer came as a shock. The situations are funny and the characters charming.
Romantic Times
Berkley Prime Crime titles by Madelyn Alt
THE TROUBLE WITH MAGIC
A CHARMED DEATH
HEX MARKS THE SPOT
NO REST FOR THE WICCAN
WHERE THERES A WITCH
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This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents either are the product of the authors imagination or are used fictitiously, and any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, business establishments, events, or locales is entirely coincidental. The publisher does not have any control over and does not assume any responsibility for author or third-party websites or their content.
WHERE THERES A WITCH
A Berkley Prime Crime Book / published by arrangement with the author
PRINTING HISTORY
Berkley Prime Crime mass-market edition / July 2009
Copyright 2009 by Madelyn Alt.
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For Kristy and for Jen...
for always being there for me,
no matter what.
THOMAS EDISON
Chapter 1
When a person has spent her entire life in the same small town, she starts to think she knows everything there is to know about it. That she has seen and heard and done it all, and no matter what happens, it is nothing that hasnt been seen or heard or done before.
I believed that about my Indiana hometown. I did... right up until the day I met my witchy boss, Felicity Dow, and began to discover the truth about Stony Mills not-so-hidden dark side. Along the way, I also unearthed a few truths about myself.
My name is MaggieMargaret Mary-Catherine ONeill, actually, but Im not a formal kind of girland one of my personal truths recently discovered is that I am an empath. A bona fide, natural-born intuitive capable of sensing emotion, both past and present, in the air around me. This means that I have a tendency to pick up strong emotional memories that linger near people, places, and things, whether those feelings are in the physical world or the world of spirit. Memories perhaps better ignored, or even forgotten. Too bad I didnt understand all of this sooner. It would have saved me from internalizing a lot of emotional heartache growing up that wasnt even my own.
And that was only the beginning, as I had been discovering. When I looked back over the last several months, I realized my abilities had been expanding. Whether I liked it or notwhich also appeared to be a moot point. And the spirits who were making themselves known to me? I used to think ghosts and hauntings were no more than the products of an overly imaginative mind. Now, Im not saying Im psychic. But I will acknowledge that there is something more going on with me. No more sleepwalking through life, blissfully ignorant of the truth about the world around me.
I didnt have that luxury anymore. Things were changing. I was changing.
And I wasnt the only one experiencing oddities in my hometown. There were the other N.I.G.H.T.S., of course, a motley crew of ghost-hunting sensitives/intuitives I counted among my closest friends. But pay no attention to all the old stereotypes. Youll find no scarf-wearing, crystal ball-gazing pseudo-mystics here, only normal people living somewhat extraordinary lives. To me, that juxtaposition was part of my friends charm. It proved one thingthat if none of us were quite normal, at least we werent alone in the experience. I, for one, couldnt have done it without them.
My name is Maggie ONeillempath, sensitive, and ordinary girl, and this is my story.
Dragons breath. Well, thats what it felt like, anyway. The air, I mean. The month of June had baked us straight on into July with little respite in the way of rain, and my temper was slowly beginning to fray. Make that fry. Maybe thats why I was in such a black mood as I awoke that Sunday well before the alarm clocks bleeping beeps, the damp sheet wrapped like bindweed around my ankles. The remnants of a dream were still clinging to my cobwebby brain. A stone building, water surrounding it... sunlight streaming down, warm and golden in the crisp air... the sky so blue above, as vivid as I could remember seeing it... and the eyes... oh God, the eyes, paler blue with just a hint of green... I knew them well. Whose were they?
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