Review: Holiday magic, tears and love!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 22, 2013
It's the last two months of the year and a time for celebrations of light and love. The triplet girls have come up with an ingenious plan to merge Solstice, Divali, Yule, Hanukkah and Christmas into one ongoing winter party by issuing each member of Witch Central a single name and tasking them to come up with that individual's dream come true. But interspersed with all this thinking and planning, the orb rears its head again and tasks Lauren with the image of Nat and Jamie's future son, playing in the snow and building a snowman. It's been two years since the birth of their delightfully magical daughter, and Nat is slowly sinking into depression as each month she fails to again become pregnant. Having come from a single child home, and one that ignored this lonely child throughout her life, she was looking forward to her own large family to hold and love. While Witch Central has certainly folded her into their extended family, she and Jamie keep looking to bring this possible son to life. These two plots, dreams come true and orb prophesies, are interwoven in a tale of sorrow, hope, friendship and love as only Ms. Geary can accomplish. By the end of this story, I was unabashedly crying and cannot wait for the next Witch Central story. Disclosure: I was provided a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.