Witching Again!

By Stephanie Dagg

Cackling Carol sets out to find her dog Big Roddy ad her broom. After she was moved out of her cavern and into a flat by social workers, Carol became de-witched. She forgot about her friends so they set off to find a new home. But Cackling Carol is hot on their trail now. She realises how silly she's been.
Unfortunately Broom and Big Roddy bump into Egbert, the wicked blue wizard, again. Can Carol save her friends from his evil magic? Can she even save herself?
Fun and adventure in this last story in the Witch's Dog trilogy. The Witch's Dog is the first story, and De-Witched is the second.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Stephanie Dagg
• Release date: Oct 30, 2011
• ISBN: 9781466135437

Stephanie Dagg

I'm an English ex-pat living in France with my family and a lot of animals, including llamas and carp. I was a bestselling author in Ireland, where we lived for 15 years before we moved to our new home here. I've recently relaunched my writing career, but this time as an indie ebook author and publisher. It's the twenty-first century after all!

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Witching Again!

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Stephanie J Dagg

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Copyright 2011 Stephanie J Dagg

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This is the third book in The Witch’s Dog trilogy. It follows The Witch’s Dog and De-Witched!

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Chapter 1 Broom and Big Roddy Go Home

The witch’s broom, who was called Broom, and the witch’s dog, Big Roddy, trudged sadly down the road. Once or twice Big Roddy glanced back over his shoulder, but no one was following them. Certainly not Cackling Carol, their owner. She was a witch — or rather she used to be a witch. That had all ended after she had been taken from her cavern by some well-meaning social workers and rehoused in a flat. Her neighbour, Flo, had introduced her to shopping and the cinema, and gradually Cackling Carol had been de-witched. She had forgotten all about her trusty friends, Broom and Big Roddy. So this morning, while she was out shopping as usual, they had left home.

And here they were, setting out on a new life together. But Broom was worried. Very worried. How was he going to manage to look after Big Roddy? Big Roddy was, well, so very, very big! He was going to take an awful lot of feeding. Up to now, Cackling Carol had always fed him. Occasionally Big Roddy had caught a rat (including a blue rat once