A stolen bar of enchanted soap. A dead vampire coven leader. And one hybrid witch who swears she's innocent...mostly.

Witchcraft and vampirism don't mix... but try telling that to Lucy Whitmore.

Half-witch, half-vampire, and wholly unwelcome in both worlds, Lucy's been keeping her head down running Lathered in Charms, her magical soap boutique in Crescent Hollow. Between her sarcastic pug familiar, meddlesome customers, and temperamental potions, "quiet" is a relative term-but at least it's safe.

Until a stolen bar of holy water soap turns up as the murder weapon... and the victim is none other than the head of the local vampire coven.

Now Lucy's shop is a crime scene, the Council's sniffing around, and everyone from shifters to banshees seems to think she's guilty. With hybrid magic that refuses to behave, a string of ominous notes, and the coven vote threatening to ban hybrids for good, Lucy's running out of time to clear her name.

To solve this supernatural whodunit, she'll have to dodge political traps, untangle old grudges, and figure out who wanted Virgil Darkthorn dead badly enough to turn her own magic against her.

If she fails? The next body on the floor might be hers.

Perfect for fans of witchy banter, quirky small-town magic, and murder with a splash of sarcasm, Holy Water and Homicide will leave you laughing, guessing, and craving a soap that banishes bad vibes.