Second Sight

Another book about Cooper, Annie and Kate and their involvement in Wicca. This book revolves around Cooper, and is more of a mystery. Cooper is hit with nightmares and visions, which turn out to be about a missing girl. She approaches the older people at the Crone's Corner magic shop and they encourage her to contact the police. Unfortunately, Cooper's information helps them discover that the girl has died. The rest of the book deals with the aftermath – a nasty leak from the police about Cooper's involvement, Cooper's further information about the murderer, and the eventual catching of the murderer.

It's another series book – well written, but nothing spectacular. The mystery was definitely more interesting than the romance aspect show more of the last book, and it was interesting to explore a part of wicca aside from spell casting. show less

I read the entire fifteen-book series in three days flat as a way to try and ease my COVID anxiety. It sort of worked. I hadn't read them in nearly twenty years. I wrote a long, spoilery, series-wide review on my Dreamwidth: https://c0nstantchange.dreamwidth.org...
I gave the first three books star ratings on here when I first joined. I was too daunted to rate them all. Now, I feel my long Dreamwidth review is more useful.

Show me places cloaked in secrets,
pierce the gloom of darkest night.
Reveal that which has been hidden,
Let me see with second sight.