Review: Praise the Goddess and Pass the Noodles
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 17, 2013
Witch Central lives on. With all it's pranksters, gamers and do-gooders. Two of my most favorite characters are prominent: Lauren and Lizard, along with a cranky old Crystal Ball with a message to tell. All Hallows Eve drraws near and with it come some haunted houses and apparent ghosts. Of course it wouldn't be Witch Central with some of Caro's Kniy-A-Spell regulars acting weirdly ad out of character - if they weren't already full of character.But something's up and Berkely doesn't feel right. It isn't just Lizard's reaction to the meddling triplets idea for her Halloween costume. But dark things loom among all the pink and glitter that three10 year old girls can dream up - and Lizard has to go back to the "mean streets" (that she thought she had outgrown) in order to find and help someone.Although a little darker and spookier than Debora's last round of A Modern WitchA Modern Witch (A Modern Witch Series: Book 1). She still writes stories that are relevant, fun engaging. This time around she's showed us a deeper side. She proves that she isn't a one trick pony with the same story to tell in 7 layers, many of which were great. (One, I liked a little less thn the others, but if you love them all equally, then they're all the same)?No spoilers here. You have to read, the same as I did, to get the good stuff. But it's worth the read. AND it's a strong lead-off for Ms. Geary's next set of books.A bit of truth: Good or bad review, Ms Geary gifts a copy of her next book as a thank you. So, I didn't purchase this one. Instead it's purchase price will go to the local "Back-Pack" club for kids without enough food.  A charity that I know Ms. Geary supports. I still have myself and the God and Goddess to answer to so you can know that this is in no way a paid-for review,