Review: A Celtic Witch
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 10, 2013
I loved this book as much as the other 5 plus books I have read from this series. This book makes me want to visit Nova Scotia. As with all the previous books in this series I start reading and don't want to put it down. But then I am mad because I am done with the book and have to wait for the next one to be released.  This book like the others is big on family, and community. The people of Fishers cove are warm, friendly, and welcoming.  Cassidy Farrel is a world famous fiddler, who comes to Canada every year for 3 weeks to rest and wind down. Cassidy is Irish and doesn't quite realize she is a powerful witch. The rocks in the ground and on the ground can sort of talk to her and they are pulling her from Margaree to Fisher's cove. Once in Fisher's cove she meets Marcus and his daughter Morgan, and both feels things which sends them both scampering in different directions. Marcus does not want to feel anything for Cassidy, because she is on the road so much and he does not want his daughter to become attached.  Can Cassidy stop touring and put down roots? Can Marcus allow somone into his heart and his daughters life? Come spend sometime in Nova Scotia and the witches who reside there. Once again a wonderful, warm and welcoming read. Just love this series and highly recommend the whole series to anyone who wants a great read with wonderful charecters.....By Loves to Read