Review: I didn't see this story coming !
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 17, 2013
"The story of a hero. Of a heart crusted with sadness that had still opened to the light." New characters. New magics. Old favorites and a completely new story line all combine to make this a great 'must read'.A Celtic Witch (A Modern Witch Series: Book 6)Proves, again, that Ms. Geary doesn't keep writing the same book over and over. She uses many of the same people, that we know and love, but gives a totally new character and storyline. Also, we get an introduction into less modern, new-age forms of magic. "A Celtic Witch" teaches about some of the older, more Irish and mystical forms of magic.Love, Irish meddling, transport spells, sword fights in Realm and delicious food all make their required appearance. But it's nice to have a story that doesn't require so many cookies. All-in-all, Ms. Geary has produced another gem.I've read all the Witch Central booksA Modern Witch (A Modern Witch Series: Book 1),A Reckless Witch (A Modern Witch Series: Book 3)andA Nomadic Witch (A Modern Witch Series: Book 4), are my favorite. And her newest: "A Celtic Witch" ranks right up there with the best. I'm not going to give the plot away, other than to say it's set in Nova Scotia rather than Berkley.Another great series, by Ms. Geary is her Witchlight Trilogy:Witches on Parole (WitchLight Trilogy: Book 1),Witches Under Way (WitchLight Trilogy: Book 2)andWitches In Flight (WitchLight Trilogy: Book 3). It helps to go to Debora Geary's website:[...] to get a suggested order of reading her books so that you know all the characters.A note. In the past Ms. Geary has 'gifted' me with some of her books as a thank you. I asked her not to do that with "A Celtic Witch" so that readers could see this as a fair, unbiased, review. It was well worth the cost, (which is nominal compared to many, other, high caliber books).