After how much I loved and raved about Paranormalcy, I was eager to read Supernaturally, but was a bit disappointed at how uneventful it was. We join Evie 6 months after Paranormalcy ends to see how she's enjoying a "normal life" and she ends up spicing things up by working with the IPCA again. There's also a new character, Jack, who stirs things up a bit and has a key role in this book. Link is barely in this book, which means Evie barely interacts with him, and most of the book is just filled with her thoughts and mundane tasks. 
 Although Kiersten still keeps up with her excellent writing, Supernaturally is a very lackluster sequel to such an astounding debut novel. I found Evie to be a bit whiney and narrow-minded in this book too, but she still has her wit and humor, so it's not like I hated her or anything. I think it's just that there's barely any action or drama in this book to fuel the fire that it took me a longer time to finish this book than the first. We do find out more about Evie's past and she still battles with her power and destiny, but those revelations are few and far between. 
 I'm hoping for a killer ending to this series to pull me back in. I definitely didn't hate the book, it has its merits, but it can't beat the first.