Review: fun and an enchanted read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 16, 2012
This is the second book in the series and starts with Stella settling into the first home that she really has had. She has to learn to do things for herself again after being fairly dependent on new magical friends from the first book as she continues to hide from the council and the Brotherhood. Stella makes friends with her neighbors and other townsfolk. She even starts to be romantically involved with her neighbor, Gage when her magical friends finally locate her and show up in Wilding. Gage and his friends add another supernatural entity to the magical mix.The love triangle is back in this book. There are some tense moments between Stella, Evan and Gage. Evan loses his temper a few times, but comes to his senses in the end. You get to know the supporting characters better as their relationships grow with Stella.I enjoyed the bantering between Stella and Gage. I liked that Stella is growing again as a character and that she is learning to trust her instincts over others. She still needs to work on communication and gets a little whiny now and again.Over all, I found the book to be fun and an enchanted read. I would definitely recommend it to my friends.