Book Review: Witchcraft by Emma Mills

Summary (taken from Goodreads):

Jess is no ordinary vampire. Protected by the Manchester vampire clan, and initiated by her family’s east coast American coven, she is sought after by every dark witch and warring vampire faction. Jess must fight if she wants to keep hold of her friends, her sanity and finally her existence. As the dead bodies of human girls begin to stack up, and her recently accepted vampire boyfriend, Daniel, finds himself in prison, Jess goes on a crazy, forbidden trip to London, racing against time to save an old friend and solve the mystery behind Daniel’s incarceration. In battling new enemies and finding new friends, Jess’s confidence finds room to grow, but who will she lose along the way?

My Review:

The book has definitely improved, and I'm glad I had the chance to continue the story.

This book is more focused on Jess' magic side and I loved how this was developed. People who know me, know how much I'm intrigued by spells & stuff, so I really enjoyed that side. 

I really have to thank Emma for naming a character after me, and I'm really excited about the role I've been given! I admit at the beginning I wasn't sure if I was evil or not, but you'll have to read the book to find out! :)

Jess is impulsive as always, but this time I found her more tolerable. The only things I didn't enjoy were Alex's scenes. I don't think her shock was very believable. To me it looked like she was shocked by the events, but not that much. I think this could have been developed better.

The HUGE cliffhanger was really unexpected, so I really hope the third instalment gets released soon as I need to know!!

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