From Goodreads: Clair Campbell finds out on her 16th birthday that she’s not going crazy like women in her family are rumored to do, but that she’s become a witch, with powers she doesn’t know how to control.

Soon Clair is caught up in danger and boy drama that includes her best friend, Keith, who may or may not be after her powers (and her heart). Clair has to master her powers quickly in order to save her family. And get the guy.

Trouble is. Which one does she want more?

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Adams has created a wonderful cast of characters that are endearing to the heart.  Told from Clair’s point of view, the reader becomes privy to Clair’s humor and wit as different situations befall her and her friends while she tries to make sense of her life.  Adams draws the reader in from the beginning as Clair turns 16.  This day is supposed to be every girls dream, but for Clair it’s more or less a nightmare.

I really enjoyed this unique novel.  It’s extremely well written and the story itself is just so cute.  I laughed aloud more often than not as Clair explains her thoughts and feelings over finding herself a witch.  There is even a little gross humor concerning a certain female plague that hits once a month, but for me that was more comical than gross—though male readers may disagree.

I absolutely loved the character development within the novel.  The relationship between Clair and Keith was real and romantic at the same time, and I cannot wait for a sequel to the novel as Clair and Keith continue their relationship and Clair learns more about her powers and family heritage.  I highly recommend this novel to readers of all ages! Five stars.

I received a copy of this novel from the author in exchange for an honest review.