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A review by daffz
Love, Lies, and Hocus Pocus: Allies by Lydia Sherrer
4.0
The past two Lily Singer books have been a lot of fun, and this one was no different. At this point I'm pretty invested in Lily and Sebastian, so I was excited to see the two of them interact more during this book. I do kind of want to yell at them to start talking to each other more, as the constant miscommunications are getting a little old. That said, I don't mind it too much because it is never the main conflict of the story. It usually gets solved easily, which I'm grateful for.
The plot of this book was solid, and it certainly kept my attention. I still enjoy the format very much, and I like that we get to see what Sebastian is up to in between the two parts of the story. I'm very curious to see what the last book will be like, and how it will wrap up the series.
The plot of this book was solid, and it certainly kept my attention. I still enjoy the format very much, and I like that we get to see what Sebastian is up to in between the two parts of the story. I'm very curious to see what the last book will be like, and how it will wrap up the series.