Review: A Lost Witch - ( A Modern Witch Series: Book 7)
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 27, 2014
The author provides a entirely new perspective on witch craft.  The story begins with a lonely person in a mental health facility.  She is found by our witch family using their tracking beam that combines modern technology with witch craft.  The person simply responds on a computer with "help me."  The story looks at the hazards of witch craft for a skill called precognition,  a type of forecasting.  This questionable skill becomes a major impediment to the person's health.  The Sullivan family becomes an intimate part of seeking a solution for this lovely person and all the while engaging in a wedding of a talented violinist and a crusty old bachelor.  The story is filled with family foibles, affection, and never ending cookies.  (Witch craft takes a lot of energy that apparently only cookies can effectively address.)  Anyone tickled by little ones and people committed to helping others will fall in love with this family story with a mystical twist.  Teleportation never seemed so believable and necessary!  This story deserves double chocolate, chocolate chip cookies galore!