The books are also free of coarse language, adult situations, and sex. There is little in the way of dread, death or any concepts that might be considered dark.

The conflicts that Debora introduces are mostly fluff, designed to keep the story moving. Debora is all about creating happy people living in happy communities and finding happy endings.Īnd these books do pretty much the same thing.

The Witch Central series doesn’t differ that drastically from its predecessors when it comes to the overall look and feel of the world. Debora Geary created her world of Witches in 2011 and didn’t bring things to an end until 2014 when she released A Dangerous Witch, the book that capped the whole Modern Witch Universe off. The series also utilizes concepts from its predecessors, though it attempts to do a few new things. The third series set in this world after A Modern Witch and Witchlight Trilogy, this series makes use of a number of characters that were first introduced in the Modern Witch and Witchlight Trilogy books. Witch Central breaks away from Debora’s character-oriented approach and attempts to take a broader look at the world the witches inhabit.

However, by the time she brought that particular universe to a close, she had written quite a number of novels set in that world, this including Witch Central, a spinoff of the Modern Witch books. However, following the implosion of her marriage, Debora finally put a cap on the books, unable to return to the well of happiness and joy that initially allowed her to produce the Modern Witch Books.

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