This was just as cute and compelling as the other books in the series. I’m loving to connections created with individual characters and hoping they all com together soon! It’s a beautiful trope-ridden YA Fantasy that gives me Twilight but less toxic vibes. I throughly enjoy reading them and can’t wait to continue

I have become obsessed with the night world book! this was as amazing as the others.

*2.5

I am really enjoying this series!
So far each book is stand alone but the series is cohesive in content.
Loving them all!

I quite enjoyed this one despite it feeling a little slow

Technically I don't think Spellbinder is as strong as Daughters of Darkness or Secret Vampire which is a shame because I felt like it had the potential to be. I did still enjoy it because I've always found books about witches that use actual herbal and magic lore & myths interesting but the characters felt a bit bland. I felt like Thea could have been more interesting if she hadn't been angry at Blaise, scared in general or doped up on love most of the time. There were a few moments that showed other parts of her character but it seemed like she was largely defaulted into one of three modes mentioned before. It also would have been nice to have a brief insight into Blaise or Eric's mind at some point, like we do with Philip & James in Secret Vampire or with Mark, Ash and Jade in Daughters of Darkness. Instead Spellbinder is all from Thea's point of view and this single viewpoint is a unfortunate trend that continues in most of the series with a few exceptions. Maybe the story would have been richer or at least other major characters like Blaise and Eric wouldn't have felt so one note.

As the third book in the series it continues the trend with a new story. It's pretty good and fairly easy to get through quickly. I enjoyed the characters Thea and Blaise, just because of their differing personalities. I do look forward to getting the next three.

The first time I read this book, Suzanne TERRIFIED me. This time around, the book seemed more like an outline of a book that desperately needed to be fleshed out some more. Thea and Eric are cute, but not my favorite characters in the Night World series. Blaise is much more interesting.