With this fourth volume in the series, some of the fun newness has worn off. But it's still an amusing fantasy/romance, with Katie now back in her hometown so we get a nice change of scene. Of course Katie's family are going to be real characters. Given the events in the last book there is no surprise when it turns out that Cobb Texas is not really a completely non-magical place, and Katie's family is not really non-magical either. Thankfully I think Idris' subplot may have come to an end, there was only so long Swendsen could spin him out as being a substantial enemy. Anyway, still enjoyable, just don't attempt to shoehorn logic on top of this world.
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