Key Witch

by Robert Tacoma

Could three sisters be any more misunderstood? Some people in town think the young women running the old hotel are witches just because they cackle a little on poker night. Okay, so sometimes they cackle a lot. And sure they may have to use a little hypnotism when their livelihood is threatened, but that doesn't necessarily mean they're sorceresses. It's not that they wouldn't like to turn someone into a newt occasionally. When they were younger there always seemed to be someone looking to take advantage of three girls with an ailing mother trying to run a crumbling old hotel. But with the help of their special teachers they've grown into young women who can take care of themselves. Their mother's dying wish takes them on a quest to another hotel, this one across the country in Key West. But when an old adversary threatens their home and friends, it may be more than they can handle by themselves. They may have to find a real witch.

Genres: Fiction

217 pages, Paperback

First published March 1, 2006

Reviews

[David Worrell · Rating 4 out of 5]

I am personally fictionally satirized in a playful and ridiculous way in this book (as the somewhat villainous character 'Jeremy').

[Zetabodhi · Rating 2 out of 5]

I bought this book because it was for sale at a local store I wanted to support and I love Key West, so I thought I might be interested. It was the only one of the series I've read and I probably won't go out if my way to read any more.

[Lynn · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another great Taco Bob tale. Now I understand why there is a Walgreen's on every corner. I suspected they were up to no good, now I know!

[Lori Whitwam · Rating 4 out of 5]

Third book, best so far. Tacoma is finding his voice, the style is improving a lot, and I loved the three crazy sisters in this one.

[Anita Carlisle · Rating 5 out of 5]

I'm really liking his books more and more.

[Scott Honey · Rating 3 out of 5]

Love the fact that RT can seamlessly work recurring characters in with new ones. No need to read his stuff in chronological order...ala Hiaasen.