Witching Moon by Poppy Woods

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Celestials, witches and avarice for power combine in this thoroughly entertaining paranormal romance.

Alandra Michaels is the older child of a highly respected and powerful family of witches. Her sister, Jess, is a prodigy with abilities to control fire. Alandra is however a disappointment to the family. Her powers are so low that she is almost a null. Power is something inherent and Alandra is not exactly responsible for her lack of it but her parents are ashamed of Alandra’s lack of powers and miss no opportunity to cut her (however well-garbed the slashes of verbal abuse are) with it. To add to her not-too-happy existence, her human girlfriend has also chosen to leave Alandra for a job in another city leaving the witch grief-stricken. Her ray of light in all this is her loving and supportive sister. When Jess asks Alandra to perform the ritual of blessing the house, ALandra is thrilled with the trust but manages to do it wrong and ends up binding the Moon, Luna, a Celestial, and summoning her to earth. No Celestial has visited the earth ever since a coven a bad witches had murdered a Celestial eons ago. Luna’s powers are bound and she cannot go back till a certain date. But being on earth is dangerous to her very existence and she is hunted.

The book has a vibe of the serial Charmed in its environment, story and magic. Charmed was thoroughly entertaining and so is this book. Alandra is a character who is combatting a lifetime of emotional and verbal abuse from her parents. She is still coming into her own. Still flailing as a person, but totally understandable. Some of her actions (like not telling Jess about her creepy boyfriend) are not kosher and make it a little more difficult to like her. Luna is magical from the word go. She is utterly captivating and keeps you hooked to the story.

All in all, this is a nice bit of paranormal fluff of entertainment.  
 

⭐⭐⭐★

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