But what if she was and it was a new unrecongizeable power? How does it work? Are thier others out thier that have this power too and not know it. This time it has brought Elorie and she knows and her grandma knows she is know witch. Nell, Moira and sophie are back on the web looking to draw new witches in again.
I really enjoyed visting these characters and see what they have been up too.Įlorie has been training witchlings but she never got any powers of her own and she always thought that she would. So, to all the other readers who think my review is boring because I went into too much detail - if you didn't like this, trust me, you won't like the book. Please, people, I could do a seating arrangement for a wedding of 250 guests in the time it takes you to plan a circle. But can we just get to it without having six pages of deciding exactly which 12 witches will do each part, and why, and - oh, maybe shouldn't we have this one do it? No, here's why it would work better with this one.
But if you're having food cravings while you're writing your novel, maybe your editor should have encouraged you to cut out some of the unnecessary detail.įinally, witch circles are cool. Same thing goes for the amount of detail about food. Sure, I like kids, but even an ancient fertility goddess would get bored with the constant obsession with pregnancy, getting pregnant, talking about who's going to get pregnant, wishing you were pregnant, remembering when someone else was pregnant, communicating with the fetus during pregnancy, speculating about the fetus, blah, blah, blah. "Net magic?" Sorry, it just seems like a pretty dumb concept.įurthermore, I think the author must have written these books mostly while pregnant or breastfeeding. The first book was fun, but the second fell flat. I was looking for a new series as a light, summer diversion. While each book tells a complete story, you'll enjoy the characters far more if you start at the beginning of the series. Debora Geary is working on several more books expected out in 2012, if the kids don't spill any more water on her laptop. Or at least not any kind of witch the old ways recognize. A Hidden Witch is the sequel to A Modern Witch, the top-rated book in contemporary fantasy.
Which is all fine and good until the fetching spell pulls Elorie into Witches' Chat. And where Elorie - sea-glass artist, inn owner, and Moira's granddaughter - makes her home. The old magics are strong here. Where a crotchety old witch makes small children cry and builds walls around the silent pain in his heart. Travel to Fisher's Cove, Nova Scotia, where Moira is matriarch and the old ways are nurtured and passed to the next generation. The fetching spell must have goofed this time. Elorie Shaw, steeped in the traditions of the Nova Scotia witching community, but not a witch.
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