The main characters are similar like the last book; yet instead of having too many similarities, they are more complimentary than the previous couple. I appreciate the candidness in conversations between them as their relationship develops instead of falling back on the tried and true miscommunications or lack thereof. Ever since Miranda first appeared in one of the early stories, I was intrigued by her, but it was awfully convenient for her to have moved to Keating Hollow for this book. I wish she had made a cameo in a previous book to set this book up better. And her personality was a bit more toned down than she first appeared. I wish more of that fire, passion, and snark would have come through.
Since a few people have now been affected by a love spell, or curse, I sincerely hope that Chase is setting us up to reveal the mystery of whose spells are backfiring, or why they’re trying to spell love interests in the first place. It’s nice that the recent book characters are tied in, yet I’m starting to miss seeing the details and interactions with the Townsend family; especially their father who spent so long battling cancer and is now in remission. Their family dynamic really added a next level to the series that’s now somewhat missing. I’m cautiously optimistic for the plots for future books, but right now there isn’t any major conflict to really tie together the series, so I wonder how much longer it will keep going.