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Although this book lacks significant conflict and depth in the characters, it was still a very pleasant entertainment. The relationships between the characters were a fantasy (hey, it's called fiction for a reason), but the kind of fantasy one can enjoy without feeling excluded from a perfect, paranormal world. It wasn't more than I expected, nor was it less. It's not always true that readers need a cliff-hanging element of suspense to be engaged in a book, just that the reader keeps reading, with the question, "What happens next?" on their minds. This book has that element in a breezy, fun form, that keeps the reader asking what's to be discovered next in this interpretation of witches.

I would like to read more books in the series, but I'm not appreciative of the note at book's end encouraging the reader to contact the author if they want to give a review. You'd have to be fairly mean spirited to send a nasty review directly to the author, especially if they're offering a discount on their next book. In my opinion, this book could have garnered enough good reviews without that marketing ploy.

There's a twist to the romance here, and that was enjoyable. The author has created a world of witches that is believable (could that 6th sense you have mean you're a witch?) and without threat or a jump into the dark side. Great literature, it ain't, but rather a well-written, lighthearted romp through a more cheerful world of witchery that was a pleasant diversion while reading the heavy stuff.


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A Modern Witch A Modern Witch Series Book 1 edition by Debora Geary Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

I loved, loved, loved this book for so many reasons! The story is great and filled with awesome characters. All of them have their own little storyline and it is a delight to dive into their life, into their thoughts to see how they handle magic. "A modern witch" is funny, full of love and is a really good example for those who are empath or who are living with an empath. It is a fiction story, so there is a lot of things that are described and are not really like that, but the way Debora Geary described how it feels to actually FEEL other's energy, other's mood, like it is an invasion of the mind, draining you until you are able to build your own barrier is perfect to give any non-empath a pretty good idea of how we feel. I was more then pleased with this book and can't wait to start the second one!
A Modern Witch by Debora Geary is well worth your time to read. The author has created a world of wonderful characters who become more lovable and believable with each page. You are invited into this world and soon find yourself turning the pages to find out what mischief and adventure awaits our heroine, Lauren, as she comes to the realization that she does in fact possess powers of which she had been totally unaware. Sudden catapulting into the witching world brings its own stresses as she meets others like herself who are more aware. How will this affect her life as a realtor? Will she have to lose one friend of a lifetime in order to harness the benefits of her power? Read A Modern Witch to find out. You'll be glad you did.
I loved this series of books. My only complaint is that the author finally decided to end the series (after SEVERAL of them). All of these books are based on the lives of a very extended family of modern witches. I love urban fantasy, but I was becoming tired of all the drama and tension that seems to be so prevalent in many books of this genre. This series, however, really stresses the love this family have for each other and those they encounter. The humanity of the characters is very refreshing.

Having said that, the plots are quite interesting, and the writing is very well done. My interest was piqued throughout the story lines. I highly recommend all (ALL) of these books.
There is no murder, killing, shape shifting, evil villain, werewolves, vampires, or walking dead. There is however wonderful characters, witches all, who share their discovery, their love, their happiness, their amazement with life and magic, their joy, and their tears of happiness. This is a wonderful book. I love the people that populate it. I want to pick up the phone and call them. I want to log onto their magic seeking website and be discovered to be one with them. I want to be a part of their next circle. Even if just to be there with them around me and watch the magic.
Although this book lacks significant conflict and depth in the characters, it was still a very pleasant entertainment. The relationships between the characters were a fantasy (hey, it's called fiction for a reason), but the kind of fantasy one can enjoy without feeling excluded from a perfect, paranormal world. It wasn't more than I expected, nor was it less. It's not always true that readers need a cliff-hanging element of suspense to be engaged in a book, just that the reader keeps reading, with the question, "What happens next?" on their minds. This book has that element in a breezy, fun form, that keeps the reader asking what's to be discovered next in this interpretation of witches.

I would like to read more books in the series, but I'm not appreciative of the note at book's end encouraging the reader to contact the author if they want to give a review. You'd have to be fairly mean spirited to send a nasty review directly to the author, especially if they're offering a discount on their next book. In my opinion, this book could have garnered enough good reviews without that marketing ploy.

There's a twist to the romance here, and that was enjoyable. The author has created a world of witches that is believable (could that 6th sense you have mean you're a witch?) and without threat or a jump into the dark side. Great literature, it ain't, but rather a well-written, lighthearted romp through a more cheerful world of witchery that was a pleasant diversion while reading the heavy stuff.