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Water Witch (Fairwick Chronicles Book 2) by Carol Goodman Review.

Hey ForeverBookers! I've just finished Water Witch (book 2 in the Incubus series by Carol Goodman). The first book in the series "Incubus" MUST be read first. I won't post any big spoilers in this review so if you haven't read "Incubus" you won't be spoiled. 

Again, a fantastic book. This novel continues Callie's story as she tries to get over losing the man she was involved with.

This book is really focused on the door to Fairie and trying to keep it open as well as Callie's apparently doomed love life. There's again a swell of new characters, both human and not human. There's good and evil as well. 

Liam (Callie's lover) still features in the story although not as much. 

Callie learns about her witch powers also, which was good to see as it bought another, interesting level to the story. 

This is still an erotic, adult novel so not for younger readers.

Overall I give this book 4.5 stars. It has everything that I love but was a little slow in places. It didn't suffer from second book syndrome though, like a lot of series' do though so I would recommend the trilogy.

I'm reading the final book next. I'll let you know what I think of it then. 

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