Maddy Savanna

The last time witchy car mechanic Victoria Fox did magic, she nearly blew up half a street. Oops. No more magic for her, but is a witch who doesn't do magic still a witch?

Well, she does have a kitty familiar named Professor Studmuffin Salvitore III. She also has a knack for inviting magical trouble to her shop's doorstep.

Like her business rival who shows up and offers her a deal. A tempting deal, but she shuts the door in his face anyway. Moments later, his star employee drops dead.

All roads lead to Victoria as the murderer. The problem? She didn't do it. The other problem? Almost no one believes her.

It's now up to her and her kitty familiar to prove she's innocent. Tiptoeing closer to the truth could put them both in danger though. And it might just take a lead paw on the gas pedal to get them out.

Witchy Business Mysteries is created by Maddy Savanna, an eGlobal Creative Publishing signed author.

Witchy Business Mysteries Series

"Were you at Jake's house Monday night?" Detective Palmer asked. 


How to answer that? I wasn't so sure answering truthfully would shed the best possible light on me. In this particular moment, good lighting meant everything. I decided on telling a related truth that skirted around his question. 


"Travis Black had the idea to walk to the wildlife refuge and see the sunset over the duck pond that evening." Technically true, even though we hadn't actually done that. I felt Boxy's gaze bore into me. Something told me I'd have to survive his inquisition, too, if I survived this one. "We met at Gas, Guzzle, &amp; Go because he kept going on and on about their sushi. I passed on that." 


"Smart thinking," one of the officers nearby muttered. 


"What time was that?" Detective Palmer asked. 


"About eight thirty. After the wildlife refuge, I came home about ten." Then it hit me. "That was when I noticed the lock on my door was harder to lock." 


Chapter 26