REVIEW: Chasing The Witch by Jessica Gibson

Chasing the Witch

After the events of Mark of the Witch, Jilly at last begins to breathe easier though her powers are still growing. But can she harness them in time to confront a new chain of events that threatens to change everything? Caroline has finally accepted her life as a witch, but when a stranger comes into her life she's forced to question her family loyalty. The sisters are thrown together to protect a young girl from the enemy determined to hunt her down. Can they save her -- and themselves?

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Series: Boston Witches #2
Author: Jessica Gibson
Published Date: November 18, 2012
Publisher: Self-published by author
Format: ebook
Pages: 294
ASIN: B00A98WS7G
Copy provided by: Promotional Book Tours
Genre: fantasy
Rating: 4 stars

My review:  A copy of this book was provided to me by Promotional Book Tours in exchange for an honest review. 
The book starts up about 3 months after the last book ends, and its just as good as the first one. The similarities to Charmed have ended. Caroline has accepted her witch side, and everything seems to be going pretty well. 
While reading the book, there were some questions that came up immediately that took awhile to be answered. I feel like they should have been answered more quickly than they were. At times, it was the lack of the answers that made me question the credibility of the story line. But that's all the I really have issues with. 
I've accepted that the setting is mostly somewhere near or in Boston, only because its told to me. I still like Jilly and William. Caroline's actions completely turned me against her, until the end of the book where I sort of felt some sympathy towards her.
I can't wait to read the next book to see what happens.