Modern Witch

The Modern Witch series is a series of contemporary, romance, and fantasy books, which are written by the highly noteworthy author from America named Debora Geary. This series is actually divided into 3 different series, namely the Witch Central series, the Modern Witch series, and the WitchLight Trilogy series. Altogether the series is comprised of 17 books in total, which were released between the years 2011 and 2014. The Modern Witch series alone consists of a total of 7 novels and 3 novellas, which were published between 2011 and 2013. With the novels of this series, author Debora Geary has introduced the new stories of light fantasy. All the books show the presence of laughter, love, and the witches of the 21st century living among the humans. The popular characters of this series are believed to have captured the hearts of a number of readers all over the world. The main characters of this series feature in the form of young witches who discover their extreme powers and then go on to make use of them throughout the series. The trilogy novels of the WitchLight series depict the story of a mentor of the young witches named Jenvieve Adams, typically referred to as Jennie by her near and dead ones. Jennie works to fulfill the goal of helping all those witches who seem to have wandered off their normal path. In the Witch Central series, author Debora has given a broader outlook of the universe of the witches and a few of the romantic stories that take place in it. Author Debora began writing the series in the year 2011. She concluded the parent series in the year 2013 after writing 7 novels as well as a few short stories. She also started writing the trilogy series as a sequel to the main series at the same time in the year 2011. After ending it in 2012, author Debora began writing the second sequel series called The Witch Central in the year 2013. This series got concluded in the year 2014 with the novel A Dangerous Witch, which also marked the end of the entire series of novels. Author Debora has stated that the novels of the sequel series can only be read after reading the books of the main series because the stories of those novels begin only after the main series ends.