Short Synopsis
From Dakota Cassidy comes this rib-tickling cozy mystery—complete with an ex-witch, a dead British spy, a cotton ball bat, and a cast of suspects that will keep you guessing right up to the end.

Full Synopsis
Hello. My name is Stevie Cartwright, and I've been witchless for thirty days.

If only there was a support group for down-on-their-luck ex-witches who've had their powers slapped right out of them (literally). Just as I was licking my wounds after returning to my hometown of Ebenezer Falls, Washington, and navigating my suddenly non-magical existence with the help of my familiar, Belfry, things got sticky.

Enter an ex-spy and newly departed spirit named Winterbottom, who's infiltrated my life with his sexy British accent and a couple of requests . . .

Thanks to Belfry's successful attempt to use me as a human antenna to the afterlife, I can somehow hear Win. I should be ecstatic; helping departed souls used to be my witch specialty. It's like I got the teensiest piece of my old life back. Except Win's dropped me right at a dead woman's feet . . .

"[Jackson's] work is quickly becoming some of my favorite . . . A great intro to both author and narrator." -I Am, Indeed

"[Hollie Jackson] does a great job with the English accent . . . [and] I find the characters fun, or scary, depending on who they are, and I enjoy the aforementioned witty dialogue." ---Fangs, Wands and Fairy Dust

"Witch Slapped is a snarky, and fun mystery." ---Books, Movies, Reviews! Oh My!

"Hollie Jackson perfectly captured Stevie. I loved her voices for Winterbottom and Belfry. She added just the extra touch to this already fun cozy." ---Caffeinated Book Reviewer

"I really enjoyed the narration and would give it an A. . . . I liked Belfry’s voice and I think Hollie Jackson nailed the personality of both Stevie and Win – the British benefactor ghost." ---Fantasy is More Fun

"I really enjoyed listening to this story. . . . Hollie Jackson does a good job narrating." ---Books n Kisses

"Witch Slapped [was] such a treat to listen to. The mystery and comedic elements made this story and the production of it, as an audiobook, something that makes me want to listen to anything Dakota Cassidy writes and Hollie Jackson narrates." ---Literary Treasure Chest