The town of Waresville can seem a little backwards to outsiders. People don't run from what goes bump in the night; they make a profit off it. Founded by persecuted witches looking for a little respite, the town changed its status to "tourist trap" a long time ago. And God help anyone who challenges the citizen's strange livelihood. Holding the state track meet in this strange town seemed like a no brainer to the local spooky tour buses and magic themed restaurants. But when the games are threatened by a new witch, it becomes clear that Waresville has a lot more to lose than to gain from exposure. In walks Harper Beck, a local witch and owner of the grooviest - and only - disco skate in town. Harper spends her nights boogying and her days sticking her finger into every pie in Waresville. When she catches wind of a new witch terrorizing the high school, she thinks she's found her next mystery. But matters are complicated when a newcomer rides into Waresville. Ethan, a man who's all smiles, takes an instant interest in Harper. And not because she looked stellar in her neon, green Afro wig. If Harper isn't careful, she might just run afoul of this dangerous stranger. But physical danger isn't the only threat that's lurking in Waresville. Harper has a secret. One she can't tell her delicious, detective husband or her sweet, book-nerd stepson. If Harper isn't careful, she might end up ally-less and caught in a witch hunter's trap. Twelfth Volume of the Harper and "Foxxy and " Beck Mystery Series. Approx. 50,000 words in length. It is a standalone (reading prior or future volumes not required to enjoy the book, no cliffhanger).