The first book which examines Gardnerian-Alexandrian initiatory Wicca, specifically for people who are considering approaching it. 
 
Most books on Wicca rehearse the general concepts (deities, elements, circle, wheel of the year) but this one does does something different and important – it outlines how to assess if the tradition is a good match for a seeker. The author brings years of experience as a Gardnerian priestess to her explanations of coven structures,  group dynamics, lineage vouches and central practices. She looks at how hierarchy works, showing how to spot when it works properly, and when it doesn't. The reader comes away having a good idea of what Gardnerian and Alexandrian Craft is about, and how to navigate an approach to a coven if the tradition feels like it would not be a good fit.
 
Woodbury, Minnesota: Llewellyn Publications, 2018. Paperback, xiii+188 pages. New.