Review: 5 Stars as Usual
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 4, 2013
It's really hard for me not to gush about any books by Debora Geary because they are always a wonderful read. This is the first book in her Witch Central Series but it's all the same characters from all her previous books.One of my favorite characters in these books is ex-juvenile delinquent, Lizard. This book is her grown up story, since we have already had the story that first brought her to Witch Central. Lizard is still trying to make her way in the world she has found herself in. However, she has not forgotten her past, nor has she really let go of it. Josh, her computer geek/software company owner boyfriend, is still hanging in there with her. Lizard and Josh's relationship has never been easy because Lizard has never been an easy person with anyone. She is so damaged from her rough upbringing and consequently her life on the streets, that it has taken all the love of both Josh and all her friends at Witch Central for her to start to trust.This book has a pretty major twist in it that I never saw coming. This is always a good thing to keep me interested in any book, but really I love these books so much it probably wouldn't have mattered much. I did enjoy this twist and hope to see more of this particular twist in the books that come after this one. No Spoilers!Getting a new book from this author is always a treat for me. Her books typically go to the number 1 spot on the Kindle bestseller lists and for good reason. The books are always full of magic, with witches of all ages either making magic or learning how to do magic. Ms. Geary never fails to entertain with all the mischief and of course romance her witches get involved in. No black magic here, just really heartwarming characters that keep learning with each book, whether it is their craft, learning to love, trust, or even learning how to parent.As usual, it was an extremely fast, well paced book that will keep you turning pages to see what will happen next in Witch Central.  With Lizard being the main character this time, it would be a really good idea to read this author's, Witchlight Trilogy, to be properly introduced to Lizard before you read this one. It will make a lot more sense to you I promise. You can't go wrong reading all of her books either!