Miss Fitz Discovers Midlife Magic

A magical purse, a talking cat, and a psychic hot flash are just the beginning of this whimsical witchy midlife mystery from author Red Tash. Cosy up with your besties, your cat–or your cat besties–pour a cuppa tea, and see what’s bubbling. Small-town secrets and hidden magic aren’t the only surprises awaiting readers in Miss Fitz Discovers Midlife Magic. If you like your witches sweet and your magic with a dose of mystery, this humorous cozy fantasy midlife mystery is for you! Melissa Fitzpatrick thought she was living her best life managing four kids and a busy household in Nashville, Indiana, with her sweet husband, Taliesin. Between tarot nights with her best friends, managing her chronic illness, and juggling her side gigs, her hands are perpetually full–but that never stops her from taking in a stray or helping out a neighbor–even when that help means solving a murder investigation! When a minor fender-bender sparks a major revelation, Miss Fitz discovers that her picturesque tourist town holds more secrets than its famous fall foliage and quaint artisan shops. Her life will never be the same, but it’s one wonderfully witchy ride you can’t help but enjoy. With her practical mom-sense, a dash of newly discovered magic, and a cast of quirky smalltown characters, Miss Fitz is proof that life’s most fantastic adventures can begin at any age—even in a cozy tourist town in the heart of the Midwest. Perfect for fans of cozy mysteries and magical realism, Miss Fitz Discovers Midlife Magic delivers charming adventure without gore or grit. Curl up with a cup of tea and join this delightfully relatable heroine as she proves it’s never too late for a bit of magic in your life. If you love small-town charm with a magical twist, warm-hearted friendship, and mysteries that won’t keep you up at night, you’ll adore this first installment in the Miss Fitz at Midlife series. “A refreshing take on midlife awakening where magic meets the mundane. Red Tash creates a world you’ll want to visit again and again, in a town that feels like home.”