Necromancy The Musical

by Debbie Hibbert

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Drama geek by day. Necromancer detective by night.

ACT ONE: CeCe LeBlanc debuts at drama camp. Goodbye to nights talking to the dead, reliving their murders to seek justice. Hello to scene-stealing performances and playing plastic bags in the wind.

ACT TWO: Enter stage right, hunky love interest Zach Wren, who puts the drama in drama camp. Suddenly CeCe's questioning her "no cliché camp romance" philosophy. The moment she and Zach touch, the intoxicating energy of his magic pulses through her, and sparks fly. The problem? Zach feels it too, and he's sworn off all things magic.

INTERMISSION: Behind the curtain lurks an evil magic caster, desperate to steal CeCe's power, haunting her dreams and threatening those she loves. Add in another death and she's trading in her plastic bags for body bags.

Time is running out, and the danger closes in. No one is safe until she can crack the case.

ACT THREE: CeCe must catch the killer, save her budding romance, and protect the people she loves. All before the final bow. With co-stars like these, what could possibly go wrong?

Nothing a necromantic, drama loving girl can't handle.

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Book Details

Genre

Romantic Suspense/Romantic Mystery

Subgenre

Mystery/Suspense, Paranormal (General)

Series

The Reluctant Necromancer Mysteries

Audience

Upper YA

Bell Peppers

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Profanity

1 None

Violence

3 Moderate

Drugs, Alcohol, Tobacco

1 None

Language Versions

English

Fiction Form

Novel

Sensitive Themes

Grief or loss of a loved one, Murder or attempted murder, Gun violence / shootings, Kidnapping or abduction, Stalking or harassment

Representation

Supernatural evil or demonic elements

About the Author

After being unfairly accused of plagiarism in the eighth grade, Debbie knew writing was her villain origin story. She did a stint as a local Lois Lane, and also wrote for a bi-weekly online publisher. Her debut novel, Necromancy the Musical, went on to become a double Whitney Award winner in 2024.When not writing, Debbie likes to explore old graveyards, drink the Diet Dr. Peppers, and solve mysteries with her dogs, Sherlock and Watson.She’s a Texas transplant and resides in Houston. In a hurricane, during the apocalypse, or through an extended reading of bad jokes, she would choose her resourceful hubby and talented offspring to guarantee survival.