After witnessing a high-profile magical crime, Sage and the gang are whisked away to live undercover in the human world. For Sage, it’s a strange return to her roots, but for her magical friends and family, they are fish out of water. Dishes don’t wash themselves? Cats don’t talk? And just what the heck is this internet thing anyway?
The gang is under strict instructions to lay low and blend in until they are due to give testimony that will put away a significant magical mobster. All they have to do is act normal and not draw any attention to themselves unless they want to be discovered by the magical mafia. Knowing her loud-mouthed cousins and stubborn grandmother, Sage gives it one hour before their cover is blown.
Lucky for them, nothing extraordinary ever happens in the human settlement of Plainfield. In this humdrum town, everything is in order. No blade of grass is out of line. Every suburb is pristine. Every neighbor has a smile, and nothing bad ever happens!
Or does it?
Come to think of it, Plainfield does seema little too perfect. What is that about anyway? Sage can’t help but put her investigation hat on. When she and the gang start snooping, they begin to realize that the prim and proper town of Plainfield is holding a dark and terrible secret.
Can Sage and her friends blend in with the human world and avoid the magical mob? Will Sage uncover the dark secret of Plainfield before she is silenced? Will Grandma Thelma ever figure out the WiFi password?
There’s only one way to find out.
Mystics and Mayhem features a standalone mystery plot and can be read on its own. It’s fast, fun, and a clean read.
Mara Webb graduated from a child with a vivid imagination and a love of all things magic, to a professional writer. Mara writes cozy mysteries with a paranormal twist, and delights in concocting new and unusual ways to murder characters in her books.
After accidentally coming across a crime scene Sage and the others must stay in Witness Protection in the human world to keep them safe from the crime family who officials are sure will be after them.
With new names and jobs they set out in the new town. But everything seems a little too perfect in Plainfield.
Sage and the crew must figure out what’s going on in the town and will Thelma ever be able to tell Sage the big secret that keeps getting interrupted??
The witchy cousins accidentally discover a major crime gang leader burying one of his victims. He is arrested and must go to trial, and the witnesses to his capture need to stay in a protected place until the trial. Unfortunately this isn't as safe a place as the authorities think. Lots of interesting twists and turns. Another well written tale! Enjoyed it.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review. It was completely unexpected but very good. A safe harbor that had a hidden secret that became very dangerous and needed all of them to stop it. However a silver lining is a long lost family member is found.
Sage and the gang find themselves in a mysterious town while in witness protection. The twists and turns lead to a new revelation that will change everything. I can't wait for the next book in the series. This book can be read as a standalone without reading previous books in the series.
Book 6 finds the crew witnessing a paranormal mob boss burying a body, and the chaos that ensues. They are relocated to a small town where weird things happen. There is danger, mystery, some humor, and loads of magic with a big surprise ending. Highly entertaining.
Each book so far has had an incremental addition to our protagonist and her situation, definitely not a repeat of someone else ideas only , those that are close only help but the author makes them unique to her universe
Totally enjoyed it! This is a well written and has well developed characters. The story is catching and with the strong characters makes for a very enjoyable read. Great Reading Everyone!
A wonderful book by author Mara Webb. Sage and all her friends are wonderful characters. I really love reading this wonderful series of books and highly recommend them...