Love, Lies, and Hocus Pocus

I reallyreally liked this book. Not only does the plot thicken, so to speak, but I also appreciated Lily's development throughout: With her analytical, introverted nature, she's not necessarily a shoo-in for the role of action heroine, but she rises to the occasion, taking action when needed, standing up to her larger-than-life father and pretty much singlehandedly taking on the FBI. Major kudos!
Kip is his usual, perfect, snarky self, and Sebastian... well. ^^
Let's just say I'm very curious to see where this adventure will take them next. :)

I was a bit surprised to find that this book contains three shorter stories. Somehow I had missed that.

Despite that, it was still entertaining, and it was nice to get to know our heroes better (there were some definite AWWWW moments for both of them).

What I really like about the characters is that they are human (even if they have / can use magic) - they are neither all-powerful nor perfect, they make mistakes and they can get hurt.
Looking forward to reading more about them. :)