Review: A Celtic Witch
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 17, 2013
Over the last two years Debora Geary had built up a dedicated, loyal and somewhat obsessed following. This latest outing will not disappoint. This installment takes us back to Nova Scotia, for what is hopefully not for the last time. Usually the books that focus of this part of her world have me longing for Witch Central but this time that was not the case and had me hoping she will revisit these characters on their own turf again in the not too distant future. A Celtic Witch was a little light on the magic, computers and cookies but this just reinforced that these books are all about the characters and their growth and relationships and not just focused on the fact that they are witches. Each new character she creates and introduces is amazing and well fleshed out and while the returning characters continue to grow. While the whole computer and virtual world that was set up served a purpose of bridging the gap of a continent I do like that it has lessened and the whole travel thing is just accepted and not overly discussed. I enjoy whole game world but the hanging out and chatting part was getting a bit confusing. I'm looking forward to seeing the whole Sullivan clan again but I hope that doesn't rule out frequent visits from the gang of Fisher's Cove.