The Witches of Washington

By Kate Gallison

Amanda Todham has a nightmare of attending a party where Earl Batters, a powerful political figure, threatens her life and plots terrorism, and Senator Rodney Todd Todham, her husband, makes love to a Russian spy. Turns out her dream is real, a paranormal out-of-body experience. It looks like the end of her marriage, if not of her very life.
Mrs. Bell, the friendly witch next door, learns of her strange new power and invites her to join her book club/coven. She meets the other witches.
Mrs. Bell says she reads auras, Zoe says she can ride a broom, Destiny says she can turn men to frogs, Sybil claims to see events as they are happening, and Mary Grace disappears completely, whether she wants to or not. Amanda thinks they are all mad.
Nevertheless she must join these ladies, first of all to protect herself from her husband, who wants to have her committed, then to protect herself from Earl Batters, who wants to have her killed, and last, most difficult, and most important, to save the seven cities menaced by Earl Batters' plot.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Kate Gallison
• Release date: Jan 6, 2020
• ISBN: 9780463845547

Kate Gallison

Kate Gallison lives with her librarian husband and their cats in the quirky town of Lambertville, New Jersey. She has been at various times a store clerk, a computer programmer, a technical writer, a museum docent, and very long ago a library clerk at the Washington Post. Her published writings include a private eye series set in Trenton, New Jersey, a series of clerical mysteries featuring small-town priest Lavinia Grey, and a number of historicals, for one of which, THE EDGE OF RUIN, written under the pen name of Irene Fleming, she won the New Jersey Author's Award from the New Jersey Studies Academic Alliance.

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