Witching for Kismet by Deanna Chase has Carly Preston shocked when Jeremiah Vance announces that he believes his younger brother is still alive. It has been thirty years since the accident happened. Jeremiah needs Carly and the help of the Premonition Pointe coven to locate his brother. Witching for Kismet is the 6th book in the Premonition Pointe series. It can be read as a standalone for those new to the series. I thought Witching for Kismet was well-written with realistic characters. Carly Preston is a strong woman who is intelligent and knows her own mind. I like that she is a mature protagonist. The story moved along at a quick pace thanks to all the action. I liked that there was more magic in this story. We get to learn more about Carly and the incident that changed her life. We get to reconnect with the characters from the previous five books as the help Carly with her search. I like that we get to see how all the ladies are doing. These ladies are a great group of friends. They are there for each other which is wonderful. They have each other’s backs (there is no backbiting or fair-weather friends). You could feel the friendship and love in this group. I like the humor in the story. There is one scene that had me laughing out loud. I enjoyed the action in this tale which had me quickly turning to the pages to see what would happen next. I like how the magic each person uses reflects on the individual. It can be a pretty magic that smells like vanilla or evil, black magic that makes a person’s skin crawl. The romance played out as I expected, and it shows that there is a someone out there for each of us. You never know when love will find us. There is foul language in the book, but there is not as much as in previous books. Witching for Kismet is a magical tale with a missing mate, a fond niece, helpful potions, an adolescent accident, an evil enemy, an old school crush, and a concerned Coven. ( )