SHIFTING MAGICK TRILOGY brings us three short stories following the lives of three sisters who are cursed and must find a way to break the curses or end up alone forever.

In MOON CURSE, Olivia, the eldest of the three witches, must find a male descendant of the moon goddess, Artemis. While searching for this mythical male she also must watch her grandmother who they fear has gone bonkers. One evening planning to cry her way through a chick-flick, Olivia hears a scratch at her door and outside is an orange cat. She brings him in, not realizing that a short time later the answer to her dreams will materialize in the cat's place. It seems some batty old witch had cursed Sawyer, the Alpha of the local pack, and now every full moon he becomes a cat - an orange cat. Is it possible that they can work together to break both curses?

In MOON KISSED, Audrey has long given up. As the middle sister she is required to mate with a male kissed by the gods in order to break her part of the Kelly curse. Impossible, even for a witch. However, now that her older sister is mated, she feels some hope. Lucian is her new brother-in-law's brother and she has been told he might just be the answer to her prayers. Could it be that simple?

In MOON MATED, Diana, the baby of the family, must find her true mate before midnight on her thirty-third birthday or risk the curse striking her as undesirable to everyone but her family. Though she holds hope the clock is ticking away and her mate might be too late because Terrence just isn't sure he wants a mate.

SHIFTING MAGICK TRILOGY is a fun, innovative and sexy read. Three sisters (and their grandmother) are cursed and seeking a way to break those curses. Three sexy, alpha males who happen to be shifters come into their lives with a little help. You will have to read these books to find out everything that sweet Gram does to "help" her girls. The final ending was really sweet and of course all the girls get their HEA, which is the most important thing of all.

If you need a quick reading fix then this trilogy is perfect. The first "book" is only five chapters, the second is three and an epilogue, and the third is four chapters. Even this short I found enough character building and background information, though a bit was left to the readers imagination, to feel as if I knew these people and couldn't wait to see what happened to them. There is a lot of action and emotion packed into those few chapters. This is the first of author Lia Davis' books I have read and I look forward to more.