Witchy Fiction

Alright, let me throw you another good series, one that I feel is especially good for younger or newer pagans. The series title is "Sweep", written by Cate Tiernan. The first book is called "Book of Shadows". It follows the tale of a young woman named Morgan who discovers she's a 'blood witch', and the craziness that surely ensues. The magic and practices use all follow closely with wiccan and pagan practices, so it's relateable to those who are a little more advanced, and it's helpful to those who are newer. It shows you what to look for and how things are done, though you should take everything with a grain of salt.

Books, Books, Books.

I'd say this is a relatively normal topic. Let me just say, though I do enjoy the Twilight series (the books, not the movies!), here are some other books along the same lines that I think are quite the catch.

Vampire Academy; Richelle Mead-  I know it *sounds* cheesy, but it's actually a really good read. The books are long enough to enjoy, and the last one came out in August, I believe. The main character is Rose, who's a hotblooded, kickass, righteous damphir. You'll have to read the books to know more, but it's got action, adventure, love, angst, and a whole lot more.

Blue Bloods; Melissa de la Cruz- This is a softer toned series; but don't think that means it's not interesting. There's a lot of travelling, vampire-angel relations, love, hate, mystery.. And it goes on. The main character is Schyuler Van Allen, to begin with; A half vampire, half human that supposedly shouldn't exist, and the daughter of Gabriel and a human. Pick it up to learn the ins and outs!

The Vampire Huntress Legend; L.A. Banks- I actually love her series, and some of the others she writes. She's one of the most creative authors I've read. This particular series is about a girl named Damali, and though it follows a more Christian view in religion, it puts a pretty intresting twist on everything. I couldn't put it down once I started. Check it out!