A Very Witchy Yuletide

Let me warn readers that D. Lieber does not shy away from the intolerance and ignorance shown regarding topics that people know nothing about and towards disabled people. A Very Witchy Yuletide is not a soapbox for pagan beliefs or the visually impaired, it just happens to have two main characters who are pagan and one is visually impaired (author's choice of words).

Yuletide is about family, love, and traditions. It is about second chances and falling in love. It is about growing up and figuring out who you are and what you want. Can you go back? Are you the same person? Are they the same person? Are you prepared to be happy?

Lieber is also kind of enough to throw in some real heat in here too. (wink) I love the chemistry between Eevie and Sawyer and the humor thrown in.

A Very Witchy Yuletide has lots to offer: history, family, traditions, food, and romance. Isn't that what the holidays are about?

I received an ARC of this book and I am writing a review without prejudice and voluntarily.