Discovering that her bite isn't healing as it should, Maggie suspects that there might be a severe problem at hand. A Shifter had bitten her and usually, the bite should heal up and she would slowly transition into being a Shifter herself.
Maggie, in turn, discovers that something is terribly wrong with her. Apart from Maggie, she feels pretty much alone. She feels unwelcomed and forsaken by most on the farm. Needless to say, these are not the best grounds to built a strong defence line on. In total, Lainey feels like a total failure, carries a broken heart and the conscious of having killed people. Despite supposedly having the powers to defeat the Master, the young witch has a hard time accessing. You will enjoy the many magical creatures we encounter in this book.Īfter the master took away Lainey's uncle and Ty revealed himself as a traitor, living on the farm isn't easy for her. This book is for you if…you are a younger reader and/or do not have too many requirements for a catching story or simply want something simple to chill out with. The plot development was good, but just like the writing style, they lacked the special something. I got a hang of stuff pretty quickly and attached to some of the characters (Maggie) quite well.
I feel like the world building was still pretty decent, considering I wasn't there to witness "the base" of it all in the first book. It wasn't much of a problem that I jumped into this one without reading the sequel. Even writing this makes me feel like a lil prick. I feel like there is an extra ounce of fairy dust or something missing to make this a remarkable book. I didn't even dislike it in some way to put some venom into this review (Yes, Maggie, that's a comic-reference). The main reason for this mediocre rating is that this book just didn't ignite any mayor feelings.
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