There is a particular pressure that comes with a second book. The first one earns the readers; the second one has to keep them. Night Witch by Jaymin Eve steps into that pressure as the follow-up to Spellcaster, the New York Times bestseller that opened the Weatherstone College series, and it spends most of its length proving it knows exactly what its audience came back for: a possessive warlock, a witch trying not to combust, and a magic school that doubles as a very pretty cage. The Weatherstone College series so far runs in two books, and they are meant to be read in order: Spellcaster (Book 1) Night Witch (Book 2) If you have not read Spellcaster, start there. This sequel assumes you remember the graveyard, the monsters, and the explosive fight that closed out Paisley’s freshman year with a body count attached. Back Through the Gates of Weatherstone The Setup, Without the Spoilers Paisley Hallistar returns for sophomore year carrying a secret heavier than any course load. She is a night witch, a …