I really liked the first book in this series but have been a little disappointed by the subsequent ones. The first book was dark and gritty, with a strong, emotionally dysfunctional heroine who dealt with characters that challenged her worldview. In Witch Craft, Luna Wilder is still a strong, slightly emotionally dysfunctional heroine, but none of the other characters can challenge her in any interesting way. She's slowly getting nicer, but with sort of a flat fizzle. Witch Craft did sort of...more I really liked the first book in this series but have been a little disappointed by the subsequent ones. The first book was dark and gritty, with a strong, emotionally dysfunctional heroine who dealt with characters that challenged her worldview. In Witch Craft, Luna Wilder is still a strong, slightly emotionally dysfunctional heroine, but none of the other characters can challenge her in any interesting way. She's slowly getting nicer, but with sort of a flat fizzle. Witch Craft did sort of remind me of the early Anita Blake books, but without any sort of interesting love triangle. Luna's two love interests are frankly not very interesting. ( )