@ElleJNior I was nervous the last time and deleted my former message. Anyways, I decided to edit your Summary. See if you like it.
Four African-American witches on the run from a Warlock detective, a jilted lover, and a ridiculously clingy cat named Mister Purr.
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It's Mardi Gras weekend in New Orleans, and instead of deep-fried beignets and dancing, Yanni finds herself in a dark alley with her three "sisters," staring down at a lifeless body. It's twisted in a way that's not natural, and Yanni can't shake the feeling that dark magic is involved. And loitering at the crime scene, seemingly irrelevant, is Mister Purr — their soon-to-be-recurring witness, watching everything with his big yellow eyes.
With one sister panicking, another making sarcastic comments, and the eldest, Aunt BeeBee, struggling to stay calm, Yanni's life takes a turn she never expected. The dead man's identity is a mystery, but the sisters know one thing for sure: they can't let anyone find out. After all, there are only four people on Bellarow Street who could have done something like this—and they're standing right over the body. If the Magical Bureau of Investigation finds out, they'll lose their home and their coven.
Warlock Detective Marlowe is already on the case. It turns out the sisters didn't hide the body well enough—or someone, the killer perhaps, has tipped off the Bureau. Worse, Yanni's ex-boyfriend—the one she broke up with after confessing to luring him with a love potion—is frantically trying to reach her. If Marlowe finds out about that, they just might lose the coven after all.
Set against the raucous, magical chaos of New Orleans, The Witches On Bellarow Street is a page-turning mystery perfect for fans of The Ex Hex and A Discovery of Witches.
