Pooka in My Pantry by R.L. Naquin
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Not as cheery or interesting as the first. While it was better written or, at least, better executed, the plot was more convoluted, the action was less present and all the anxiousness about the Board of the Hidden just turned to nothing which was a complete letdown and disappointment. I also don't see the appeal Riley supposedly has. I mean, he seems like a nice guy but I honestly do not feel the attraction. I much prefer reading about Maurice and Sara. They are great friends and a real treat and pretty much the only thing that kept me captivated.
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