title: Bewitched, Bothered, and Biscotti: A Magical Bakery Mystery
author:  Bailey Cates 
description: <b>Praise for the Magical Bakery Mysteries</b><br>&#160;<br>&ldquo;Katie is a charming amateur sleuth, baking her way through murder and magic set against the enchanting backdrop of Savannah, Georgia.&rdquo;&mdash;<i>New York Times</i>bestselling author Jenn McKinlay<br>&#160;<br>&ldquo;[The] sixth of the Magical Bakery Mystery series remains as entertaining as the first, with a mythology that is as developed as Katie&rsquo;s newfound talent and life within the Savannah magical community.&rdquo;&mdash;<i>Kings River Life Magazine</i><br>&#160;<br>&ldquo;Ms. Cates has most assuredly found the right ingredients...a series that is a finely sifted blend of drama, suspense, romance, and otherworldly elements.&rdquo;&mdash;Once Upon a Romance<br>&#160;<br>&ldquo;As a fan of magic and witches in my cozies, Cates&rsquo;s series remains a favorite.&rdquo;&mdash;Fresh Fiction<br>&#160;<br>&ldquo;Charming....Let Cates cast her spell over you.&rdquo;&mdash;<i>Library Journal</i>
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  An Improper Lady
  
  
  by Felicia Greene
  
  The dining table of the luxurious Fenwick townhouse was strewn with sweets.
  Boxes from Gunter’s tea shop were laid out across the dark mahogany, while
  small plates were piled high with scented caramels, spoonfuls of half-melted
  ices and delicate biscuits patterned with the petals of edible flowers. Julia
  Fenwick idly toyed with a fragment of biscuit, looking at her sisters as she
  wrote down another name on her list. ‘Harburton.’
  
  The other Fenwick sisters gave the matter appropriate consideration in their
  customary ways. Diana appeared to not have noticed what was happening,
  engrossed as she was in her novel, while Phoebe pushed her spectacles up her
  nose and began to peruse the pile of papers in front of her. Lydia and Agnes,
  still yet to have their first Seasons, spent their time looking at Phoebe’s
  papers and playing a surreptitious game of throw and catch with a neglected
  caramel.
  
  ‘Harburton seems appropriate.’ Phoebe gave