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Wicca by Cate Tiernan



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Submitted by Chandler  
(Jun 19, 2009)

I really loved this book it was a fasinating tale of a girl true love and discovering her true talents. I really liked how the author expressed Morgan and I just finishd The Coven and am thrilld to read Blood Witch!

Can some one comment on how that book is so I now whether or not to read it??

Any way the book is about a girl Morgan who lives a very average life. She has a best friend named Bree. Her life is turned in a totally different direction when the new boy Cal comes to their small town. She now that she loves him and thinks he is adorable and well love at firt Whitch. Though she must restrain herself because Bree falls for him to. Knowing that she does not stand a chance against the beautiful Bree. She goes to a party with a group from school and finds out the secret that the perfect Cal has he claims he is a witch. Later on Morgan herself finds out that she to is a very powerful witch and I really adopted!

I hope you love this book and series as much as I did !!!!!!!


Submitted by Lisa Caulfield 
(Feb 02, 2008)

These book are the best I've ever read. They're not only supernatural but natural also. Cate Tiernan really captures the essence of teenaged life eith a twist, wicca, but the main story line consist of love, family, friends and enemies, just like an every day teens life.
Even if you're not into the whole wicca thing you'll find something to enjoy in these books, everyone should give them a try!!!


Submitted by Sharlotte 
(Jan 11, 2007)

I ABSOLUTLY loved this series!!!! i would read almost 3 books in a day and re-read them the rest of the week!!!! It teaches being open-minded while taking you through a dramatic life
!!!! Its romantic, touching, and capturing, absolutely wonderful reading!!!! Morgan deals with what she has to and is still able to have a decent family life! shes almost died several times, finds love twice marrys another, to find only that her mu`irn beatha da`n is alive!!!!


Submitted by Jade toms 
(Oct 14, 2006)

A series about a girl who was brought up with catholic 'parents' who finds out that she is a blood witch.
A fantastic series with a lot of twists an turns. Truley remarkable. If you pick the first book of the series up you will not be able to put the book down and will want to carry on reading the series without stopping. I couldn't put any of the books down and would read them with every chance i got whether at school or home. Every penny that you use to buy the books are definatly worth it.
Even my mum couldnt stop readin them.
Cate Tiernan truley did research into wicca. These books are non-fiction and fiction.
A brilliant collection of books by a brilliant author.


Submitted by Kate 
(Nov 17, 2005)

I have collected every book in the Wicca series and they are the best I have ever read. I loved how the book could tie in witchcraft and magick to an everyday teenage life. The books are absolutely amazing as they make more people open to the prospect of an alternate religion. There were many things that I liked about the books such as the innocence of both Morgan and her daughter Moira, it was great to read of these witches with so much power and find that even with all the magick they possessed they still were basically humans when it came to affairs of the heart. Reading these books have persuaded me to dedicate alot more time and essentially myself to the craft. I would recommend these books to any one interested in magick and Wicca.


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