I'm going to assume that if you're reading my review of SUPERNATURALLY, you've probably at least already read PARANORMALCY prior to this encounter. If not, here's a tiny bit of background -- Evie works for the International Paranormal Containment Agency where she uses her uncanny ability to recognize masked paranormals to secure and contain dangerous vampires, hags, trolls, and the like. The only creatures she doesn't seem quite powerful enough to bag are the faeries, who may or may not have a dark plan to use Evie for their own malicious means --- 
 SUPERNATURALLY pretty much picks up where PARANORMALCY left off. Evie has "escaped" from the IPCA and has made her dream of normalcy pretty much come true. She attends a normal high school where she's preparing to get into a normal college, and she even has a boyfriend (although, okay, he *is* a shapeshifter). When the IPCA starts to miss Evie's knack for picking vampires out of a crowd, they seek her help for a few projects -- but this time it's on Evie's OWN terms. And, her protective boyfriend, Lend, doesn't need to know a thing... 
 This time around, though, the missions aren't going quite as smoothly. And, one particular ex-boyfriend fairy seems to know quite a bit too much about Evie's past. Perhaps these missions aren't as innocent as they seem -- and what do the fairies want (still) with Evie? 
 I think, reading the description from the dust jacket of SUPERNATURALLY , I was expecting this followup to be a bit more -- epic -- I suppose. The verbage mentions a dangerous fairy battle brewing, with Evie as the ultimate prize, and I'm just not sure that's what really played out here. Don't get me wrong -- Supernaturally was still a great read. It had every bit of wit, spunk, and adventure that the first book supplied, and the character of Evie was just as endearing as when we met her in Paranormalcy. I think I just expected something more exciting from the climax... 
 The best thing about PARANORMALCY and SUPERNATURALLY for me is that they stand out a bit from the slew of YA paranormal novels by refusing to be too dark, too serious, or too melodramatic. I am truly a fan of the subgenre, but after reading ten or so of these gems in a row, the characters and plots just start to blur together. Evie, with her fresh, youthful voice and her constant pull towards teenage normalcy is definitely memorable (if for no other reason than for her smart-mouthed one liners that flood the pages of both novels. Many are truly laugh-out-loud funny). 
 If you're looking for a light-hearted take on paranormal teen fiction, definitely give these two novels a chance. But, make sure SUPERNATURALLY is handy as soon as you finish the first one -- you won't want to wait!