Spellcaster picks up where Spellbound left off. Emma and Brandon are blissfully in love and all seems perfect. They successfully defeated the evil spell that had doomed their love for centuries, and now Emma is coming to terms with her newfound witch powers under the tutelage of her best friend Angelique. But the power of true love attracts others who would use it for nefarious purposes, so Emma and Brandon again find themselves fighting for their love--and their lives!
In this excellent, exciting, and worthy sequel, Schultz nicely depicts the growth of Emma and Brandon's relationship beyond the initial first flush of young (though centuries old) love. The minor misunderstandings that get blown into needless drama seem all to realistic, as does the cautious exploration of passion. And that's just the romance angle! Angelique has a bigger role in Spellcaster as she and her sister attempt to help Emma defeat the evil transgressor whose greed for power knows no bounds. Yes, it's as melodramatic as it sounds, but it's well done and makes for a page-turning speed read. Highly recommended for ages 13 & up. Sexual situations, alcohol.
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