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Original Title:	The Water Witch
ISBN:	0091940206 (ISBN13: 9780091940201)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Fairwick Chronicles #2
Characters:	Callie McFay
Setting:	Fairwick, New York(United States)

The Water Witch (Fairwick Chronicles #2) Paperback | Pages: 339 pages

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Title	:	The Water Witch (Fairwick Chronicles #2)
Author	:	Juliet Dark
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 339 pages
Published	:	September 13th 2012 by Ebury Press
Categories	:	Fantasy. Romance. Paranormal. Witches. Paranormal Romance. Magic. Urban Fantasy

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“You have only to call my name to bring me back,” he whispered, his breath hot in my ear. “You have only to love me to make me human.”

Seduced by a powerful incubus demon, Callie has succeeded in banishing him to the Borderlands but Liam still haunts her dreams, tempting her with the knowledge of how to bring him back.

But loving an incubus usually ends in death for a human. For her own sake, Callie must learn to control her desires and ensure Liam remains trapped for all eternity in his watery prison.

Only there is a more dangerous creature than Liam in the Borderlands. The Water Witch is looking for a way back…

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Demon Lover made me a fan of Juliet Dark (Carol Goodman). I really enjoyed the dark, gothic romance of that book and I eagerly picked up a copy of The Water Witch. I was glad to be back in the Catskill town of Fairwick, back with Callie and her eccentric circle of friends. The author sets the mood so well in the prologue. The writing is both beautiful and descriptive and it is easy to imagine yourself in that town watching all of the magic and action. The previous book is recapped well, without

4.5 StarsI hate HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE cliffhangers!!!!!!!!!!!!! And I loved the book!

I was pretty excited to read this once I finally got around to cracking it open and for the most part, Water Witch delivers. There are a few downfalls to this that will probably push some readers away, notably that the book's plot isn't really all that streamlined- it sort of gently ping-pongs its way through the book. Not enough to where I really thought it detracted, but at times it did seem a little distracted, as if there were too many things to include in this second volume.The good thing

Book two in the Fairwick Chronicles Series has built on book one, The Demon Lover, and created a much more in-depth, detailed story! I was immediately drawn in, knowing the characters already, I connected and saw how much the main character, Callie McFay, the part witch/part fey college professor has grown into her budding powers, also discovering that, as a child, these powers were bound to hide them from her grandmother, an accomplished and overbearing witch. Finally, I can say I like Callie!

Juliet dark drew me right back into the world of Fairwick with The Water Witch. I daresay that Dark's command of the written word and her amazing ability to paint a picture and create a world both gothic and beautiful, dark and charming at the same time is a large part of why I am so in love with this series.The setting once again pulled me right in...who wouldn't want to live in a large somewhat ramshackle Victorian and the edge of a woods called Honeysuckle Forest? I know that I certainly do!

(Source: I received a digital copy of this book for free on a read-to-review basis. Thanks to Random House Publishing Group Ballantine, and Netgalley.)This is the second book in the Fairwick Chronicles series, and picks up 4 months after the end of book 1.) **Warning some unavoidable spoilers for book 1 The Demon Lover**At the end of book 1 Callie banished her boyfriend Liam, (who turned out to be incubus) to the borderlands of Faerie, and is now getting on with her life.The problem in

Callie (Cailleach) McFay is still feeling guilty about exiling her lover Liam, an incubus, to the Borderlands (a Faerie no-man's land). She's also trying to learn more about her magical gifts as a Doorkeeper. All she knows is that she's able to open and close the doors into Faerie, but she doesn't quite know how that works. Worse still are the rumors that the Grove and the Institute of Magical Professionals (IMP) are meeting to decide to close the door to Faerie forever. If this happens all of