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Eclairs and Enchantments

(2026)
(Book 13 in the Witches of Willow Hollow series)
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Nothing tests a fresh start like waking up in the body of the woman who thinks you ruin everything.

Harper Dade came home to Taste of Magic Bakery hoping for steady work, stronger magic, and fewer reminders that Willow Hollow remembers every mistake she has ever made. Sis Sims has never been shy about supplying those reminders.

The enchanted eclairs were supposed to hover. Instead, Harper and Sis swap bodies, which means Harper inherits Sis’s sore knees, sharp reputation, and antique-shop responsibilities, while Sis inherits Harper’s bakery shift and a pastry bag she immediately mistrusts.

At first, surviving each other’s lives is the whole problem. Harper has to act like a woman who never apologizes to furniture. Sis has to pass as a bakery witch whose magic refuses to behave on command. But Willow Hollow is carrying an old hurt under all the festival sparkle, and the body swap gives both women a view neither one asked for.

With Aunt CeeCee protecting the bakery, Knox singing at the worst possible moments, and the Better Witching Bureau watching too closely, Harper must untangle a magical mystery before midnight turns a temporary disaster into a permanent sentence.

To save her own skin, Harper may have to understand the witch inside it.

Featuring:

✔ Body-swap cozy mystery
��� Reluctant allies
✔ Found-family bakery warmth
✔ Grumpy-sunshine witch dynamic
✔ Magic-challenged sleuth
✔ Talking black cat familiar
✔ Sweet, humorous witch mystery

Choose something frosted and pull up a chair. This mystery comes with bakery warmth, witchy trouble, and one very inconvenient body swap.



Genre: Cozy Mystery

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