Blurb
“Witchcraft!” It was an ugly accusation in 1692 Salem. In the Hudson Valley in the 21st century, not so much…
Living in 17th century Salem, Rebecca Castellano finds herself on the brink of being accused of witchcraft. Fearing for her life, she activates an old family heirloom and is unexpectedly confronted with a surprised young Djinn who learns of her predicament and quickly transports her to the future, takes her to his friend Jacinth in the Hudson Valley, over 300 years ahead in time.
In this new world, Rebecca is welcomed into a community of shapeshifters and Djinn who possess magical abilities. She is captivated by the extraordinary changes that have taken place and eagerly embraces this new life. Assisting her in her transition is Jake Malloy, a charming wolf shifter who has been assigned by the Shifter Council to guide her and help her acclimate to this unfamiliar era.
However, amidst the wonder and acceptance she finds in her new surroundings, a sinister force lurks in Salem Village. This force is determined to prevent Rebecca from escaping her accusers and poses a significant threat to her safety. As she navigates this strange new world and the dangers that come with it, Rebecca must rely on her newfound friends and her own inner strength to confront the darkness that follows her through time.
Review
In book six of the Magic of Wishes & Dreams series, Rebecca has been accused of witchcraft, so she uses a magic talisman to transport herself from 1692 Salem to the present day. There she meets an assortment of human and supernatural creatures who help her adjust to living in a new time.
Wolf shifter Jake knows Rebecca is his mate, but she’s so lost and vulnerable. As they get to know each other, a danger from her not-so-distant past returns to wreck havoc on their lives.
Becca and Jake were wonderful characters. I loved how she grew accustomed to living in the 21st century so well, and that Jake was so familiar with Colonial America that he was able to help her adapt. Jacinth, Alessandra, Katerina, and other characters from the earlier books returned, and it was great seeing them again.
As with the other books, however, there are some editing issues and more telling than showing.
That stated, I still liked this book a lot. A Witch in Time is a fun, emotionally charged sweet romance with great characters and detailed plot. I’m happy I read it.
4 Stars
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