An editorial comment before this review.

As I have stated before, I don't like to say much more in my reviews than whether or not I recommend a program and then to offer a brief review of what the program is about.

I don't like to really say more about the program than what you will learn in the first few minutes of listening to it.

Sometimes the teasers at the beginning of the program will give away quite a bit of information about what is to happen - sometimes too much I think.

This program is different. I put off reviewing it for a couple of days while I tried to determine what to say about it.

I'm not really sure whether I can tell you that I like or dislike it after listening to it, or whether or not it belongs in my top 10%.

Since the word "witch" is in the title, you know that this story will have something to do with witchcraft.

The premise of the story is simple; A young couple in their early 20's (possibly living in North Carolina due to a reference in the beginning of the program) is getting started on their life together. He is a police officer and they are raising their first child - still a baby.

Suddenly, they receive word that the woman's 80-something great-grandfather (who lived in Minnesota) had remarried and then shortly afterward perished in a fire.

She seems to "have forgotten" that her great-grandfather was still alive. (That's a little strange.)

So, since the man is now dead, his widow is homeless and needs somewhere to stay. Although they have never met the woman, they agree to take her into their home.

One thing that really confused me when listening to the program is that when the couple first meet the lady at the airport when she arrives, she introduces herself as "your great-grandfather's sister." I went back and listened several times to confirm this.

Then, throughout the program, the young lady refers to the older lady as a "great aunt".

This was starting to confuse me but they do seem to indicate throughout the program that the older lady is the widow of the younger lady's great-grandfather.

I wondered if this confusion was to be part of the story but it never resurfaces so I don't know what to say about it.

Not long after the old lady arrives, she accompanies the young family to a beach-front cabin where they are to spend some vacation time.

It's there that the husband of the younger woman starts to have serious concerns about who the older lady really is and what her intentions are.