Review: The problem with black magic ... is that is forgettable.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 25, 2012
I picked this one up as a freebie, as I thought that it sounded interesting.  The premise of the book was interesting, it was written in a nice way, the story flowed, and it moved at a steady pace.  However, there was no stand out character who grabbed me.  Cassie was just a character, she was not whiney, but just wasn't special.  Added to this she was meant to be independent, but she let her parents boss her around.  Sam did start off mysterious, but this was not really built on.  I would have liked to have seen some kind of meaningful connection between Sam and Cassie, but I just did not feel one.  They were just characters.  The book felt like it leading to something and then it ended.  Maybe the sequel will bring something more, but by that time I would not remember anything about this book as it has nothing special to remember it by. So although this book was easy to read, and the premise interesting, I know it is not one I will remember in a month.Will I read it again? NoDo I recommend it? No