Everyday Magic

Three Sisters #1

by Barbara Bartholomew

Granny magic has gone out of style. The year is 1947 and Sydney Wagstaff's youthful love has returned from the war to tiny Whippoorwill Corners looking for peace and an ordinary life in the small rural Oklahoma community where he grew up. He has a lingering affection for the girl he called 'Blue Eyes' but is taken aback to find that she too has changed and is now a dignified old maid school teacher about whom the community is whispering. People are saying that one of the three Wagstaff sisters--Sydney, Airdrie or Cairo--is a witch, having inherited the ancient everyday magic of their female ancestors that sustained the community back in the hill country in Kentucky, in the Texas years and even before that in the old country. But this is a modern world of doctors and scientists with no place for herbal remedies and old time mysticism. Still Lucas finds himself struck dumb when he once again encounters the magical oldest daughter of the Wagstaff clan.

First book in the Three Sisters trilogy. By the author of the Lavender, Texas series and The House Near the River.

Genres: Romance, Paranormal

190 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 15, 2014

Reviews

[Kerry Amburgy-Dickson · Rating 3 out of 5]

The story was good, but the editing could use some work. Also using the third person voice in the journal sections was a bit of an odd choice.

[ann m ferreira · Rating 3 out of 5]

Different

The story was ok but it just seem to run together and a few misprint but I liked it and I will probably read the next two.

[sharon peart · Rating 3 out of 5]

A Sweet Witchy Story

A sweet, clean story with an interesting inclusion of the supernatural and romance. A few grammatical errors but nothing that put me off the book.

[Tommie Morris · Rating 5 out of 5]

Three Sisters

I really liked this stand alone book, first in a series of 3... First of her books that I have read from this author!!! Really riveting tale of three sisters in a small Oklahoma town.....

[Linda Burns · Rating 3 out of 5]

just ok

[Carolyn Lovell · Rating 5 out of 5]

Loved this book

I went to the same theatre in the seventies and when I was a kid in Elk City this is a great read