
Playing the Witch Card
Reviews

Flair finally decided enough was enough. Her hubby has cheated on her for the last time. Now is the perfect time to move back to the town that she loved as a child. Her daughter is not quite so keen on the idea - but how can she give her mother support when Flair is hiding the reason they are moving from her!
A house, a bakery and reconnecting with her bestie should be settling for Flair. But her frenemy is back to bullying her and the boy she once loved is now all grown up and back in town. And as the brother of said frenemy, Jude is doubly in the dog house.
This was a bit of a slow starter for me. There was a lot of establishing back story, Flair's reluctance to use the Tarot, her disaster area of a mother and the teenage trials of her daughter. But once the actual story got going I really enjoyed it. I really enjoyed learning more about tarot, how cards are interpreted, etc. I would have enjoyed learning more about her bestie and some of the other secondary characters. I thought the hubby got away rather lightly in the comeuppance department!
Very much more about witchy vibes, family strife and magical problems. The romance I felt was most definitely secondary to those storylines.
