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A Modern Witch — by Debora Geary
Modern Witch Series in Order: 13 books
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To Have and To Code
Book - 1
From the #1 Kindle bestselling author of A Modern Witch, comes modern romance with a touch of magic.�
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Nell Sullivan is fiery, easily distracted by cookies, and doomed to wear the peach monstrosity at her best frie... -
A Modern Witch
Book - 2
Hannah Kendrick has spent the last twelve years fighting for her sanity. �And the doctor who has stood by her side has run out of options.A small computer tracking spell will find Hannah - but can Witch Central save her?This is the ...
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A Hidden Witch
Book - 3
Elorie Shaw, steeped in the traditions of the Nova Scotia witching community, but not a witch. The fetching spell must have goofed this time... or did it?�
Travel to Fisher's Cove, Nova Scotia, where Moira is matriarch and the old ways are n... -
Witches on Parole
Book - 4
World-famous (and now retired) photographer Jenvieve Adams has a debt to repay-and a soft spot for modern witches who have lost their way. Or so she thinks, until they actually show up. Jennie is the newest guide for WitchLight, and her first two stu...
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Witches Under Way
Book - 5
Lizard and Elsie are under way, but the WitchLight journey isn't an easy one. There are bumps and obstacles inside their own hearts. There are meddling witches, helpful knitters, and a fearsome duo with water pistols. And there is the greatest challe...
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Witches in Flight
Book - 6
Ghosts from Lizard's past-and the man who wants to be her future. The empty places in Elsie's soul-and the temptations of raspberry-laced courage. Walk once more with Jennie's students as they come to the end of their WitchLight journeys....
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A Celtic Witch
Book - 11
A Note from Debora: �Some series can be read out of order - this isn't one of them :). �For those of you who haven't discovered my witches yet, I invite you to start with book one,�A Modern Witch. �amazon.com/dp/B004RZ...
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A Lost Witch
Book - 13
Hannah Kendrick has spent the last twelve years fighting for her sanity. �And the doctor who has stood by her side has run out of options.A small computer tracking spell will find Hannah - but can Witch Central save her?This is the ...
Series Premise
The core premise introduces a hidden network of witches living among ordinary humans, their abilities rooted in real-world-inspired practices like energy work, mind magic, healing, and ritual rather than flashy Hollywood effects. The stories center on the discovery and acceptance of latent or developing powers, the forging of chosen family bonds, and the challenges of balancing magical gifts with mundane responsibilities. Protagonists often grapple with unexpected revelations about their heritage, learning to harness abilities such as telepathy, empathy, or elemental talents while confronting insecurities, past traumas, or societal pressures. Romance unfolds sweetly and organically, frequently crossing magical and non-magical lines, while the larger arc emphasizes community support, mentorship, and the idea that true power emerges from vulnerability, kindness, and collective strength. Witches form online covens, train young “witchlings,†and tackle personal hurdles that mirror universal human experiences, all while celebrating the joy of belonging in a world that doesn’t always understand them.
Modern Witch Series Reading Order
🔄 Best Read in Order · Start with Book 1: To Have and To Code
Standalone stories, but characters and relationships develop across the series.
The books are best read in order to fully appreciate the rich, evolving tapestry of relationships and magical developments. The series begins with foundational stories that introduce key characters and the broader witch community, then branches into interconnected tales and spin-offs (such as Witch Central and WitchLight elements) that build upon prior events, character growth, and shared history. Recurring figures appear across multiple volumes, with milestones like weddings, births, training progress, and community crises creating continuity. While each book delivers a satisfying emotional resolution focused on specific individuals or couples, the interconnected nature—much like a close-knit extended family—rewards sequential reading. New readers can still enjoy individual entries thanks to Geary’s warm, inclusive style, but the deepening sense of home and found family shines brightest when following the chronological flow.
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Modern Witch Series Characters
The protagonists form a diverse, endearing ensemble of witches at different stages of discovery and mastery. Lauren serves as a central entry point—a sharp, ambitious young Chicago realtor whose latent mind magic (including telepathy and empathy) surfaces dramatically, forcing her to reconcile her high-powered career with a newfound identity. She is joined by figures like Elorie, a grounded Nova Scotia witch connected to ancestral traditions, who helps train others while navigating her own path. Later stories spotlight characters such as a reckless or nomadic witch exploring freedom and responsibility, and those dealing with imperfect or hidden gifts that challenge self-doubt. Romance often pairs witches with supportive partners—some magical, some not—who bring humor and steadiness.
Setting of the Modern Witch Series
The setting seamlessly merges contemporary North American life with pockets of traditional witchery. Much of the action unfolds in bustling Chicago, where skyscrapers, busy streets, and professional careers provide a vibrant urban backdrop for one protagonist’s real estate world. Scenes shift to the rugged, windswept coast of Nova Scotia, home to an elder witch and her training circles steeped in older, earth-connected practices. Other locations include quiet suburban or small-town settings where witches gather for rituals, online “Witches’ Chat†sessions bridge distances, and everyday spaces—like kitchens, offices, or parks—become sites of subtle spellwork. Geary paints these environments with sensory warmth: the hum of city life contrasting with the crash of Atlantic waves, the aroma of herbal teas during training, or the glow of computer screens during virtual covens. Magic feels integrated rather than separate, with spells cast via focused intention, energy sharing, or simple rituals that fit naturally into busy schedules.
Tone & Themes of the Modern Witch Series
Geary’s tone is irresistibly cozy, upbeat, and infused with gentle humor, evoking the feeling of a warm chat room conversation or a lively family gathering. The prose flows with light-hearted banter, emotional honesty, and occasional wry observations about modern life, avoiding heavy darkness or high-stakes peril in favor of heartfelt moments and quiet triumphs. Themes revolve around self-acceptance and embracing one’s unique gifts, the healing power of community and chosen family, balancing independence with connection, forgiveness and growth after personal setbacks, and the beauty of integrating magic into ordinary routines. Love—romantic, platonic, and familial—takes center stage, portrayed with tenderness and realism, while subtle explorations of mentorship, cultural heritage (including Celtic influences), and the responsibilities that come with power add gentle depth. The series radiates positivity and inclusivity, affirming that magic is often found in small acts of kindness, listening, and showing up for one another.
In the end, the Modern Witch series by Debora Geary is a joyful celebration of magic in the mundane, where laptops and love spells sit side by side and every imperfect witch finds her place in a circle of acceptance. Geary’s world wraps readers in a blanket of laughter, tenderness, and quiet empowerment, reminding us that our greatest strengths often hide in plain sight and that true community can transform ordinary days into something enchanted. Whether discovering powers late in life or mentoring the next generation, these stories leave a lingering glow—proof that in a fast-paced world, the simplest acts of connection and courage carry the most potent magic. Step into this modern coven, pour a cup of tea (perhaps with a whisper of intention), and let Geary’s witches remind you that belonging, laughter, and a little everyday wonder are the most powerful spells of all.
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