3.5 - 4 Stars - I recommend if you have enjoyed the rest of the series.

This book beings with Freya, who has been sent back to 1692... and she has no memory of her past life. Joanna and Ingrid have tapped out their magic, and have no way of getting Freya back. They search for answers and hope that she is not hanged in the meantime for witchcraft. Ingrid is busy trying to figure out how to get to Freya, and her relationship with Matt is even more on the outs than it was before. When an old flame, Thor (of course), shows up in East End, she questions her relationship with a mortal even more. Joanna and Norman are together, and travel across the country looking for alternate ways to get to Freya. Freddy is struggling with his new marriage, no magic, and those annoying pixies.

Hmmm... this book was pretty different than the others. The parts that take place in Salem during the 1600s were pretty interesting, but definitely made the book flow differently. I think the first half of the book was really solid, on par with the second book... but the last part of this one was kind of strange with characters in Limbo, etc. I'ts just such a weird vibe. Overall, I was kind of disappointed in the ending. Though I doubt that MdlC thought this would be the last book in this series at the time.