Review: A Modern Witch

A Modern Witch by Debora Geary

My rating: 4 of 5 stars



Absolutely loved it. It's a surprisingly family centred book. I initially thought it was a romance and although there was indeed a wee bit of that, it wasn't the main focus. Witches were. Many. A whole family and it was wonderful to read.

The story is smart, interesting and awfully sweet. Its main character is Lauren, a twenty-eight woman who has no idea she's a witch until a fetching spell thrown by another witch finds her. Immediately her life gets upside down. The witches that find her want to help her with her power and suddenly there's a guy claiming to be a witch and her appointed teacher.
Said teacher while teaching her somehow manages to fall in love with her best friend and take them to meet his family to further her witchy powers. There, she is the one who falls in love with his quirky family.
And what a family it is. Such wonderful people. So full of love all the time, understanding everything and always with a friendly word or gesture. I really enjoyed it. I wasn't prepared for it and it made this even more perfect to read.



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