Review: My least favorite and I'm a fan
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 11, 2013
I love the witch central series.  I was sad it ended and would read it again except this one.  These books are great for light, easy, fun reading.  The best thing about the series is character development.  The setting is well painted.  You can insert yourself int the setting and feel apart of witch central.  There was one point in both her witch central and witch light series where the total sense of community and inclusion the author builds comes crashing down.  Her tone changes to very judgmental, stereotypical, superiority.  In this series, it is with the introduction of Freddie the bus driver and in the witch central series it was The Different witch.  I understand what she was trying to convey and really love seeing the characters bare and venerable at times, but I hope in future works, she finds a way to introduce character flaws, challenges, etc. that doesn't make the reader feel as those some alarm just went off and gates are slamming down shutting them out.  This one felt unresolved.  It felt as though Nell (a constant in the series) didn't grow much and the "different witch" was never embraced.