Rating Clarification: 3.5 
 The adventures of Tam and Gabriel continue with more time travel, Talents, spy works, and, of course, the evil Knights. 
 I must say I really liked Once a Witch, the first installment in the Witch series, it was short and light and funny, a perfect read when all you want is to relax yourself. 
 The main flaw in the first book was that its shortness and its fast pace made it difficult for me to truly connect with the characters, except maybe for Tamsin, since the book is written in her POV. 
 Even though this second installment was a bit longer and the story develops in an interesting way, I still felt kind of detached from Gabriel and Tam's family, which is the reason I can't give this book more than tree and a half stars. 
 I love the time-travel part, all the oh-wait-this-hasn't-happened-yet is so intriguing and funny, it's one of the best parts of the book. Some things could be better explained, though, like why Liam kissed Tamsin with no apparent reason at the beginning of the book. 
 Overall, this was surely a nice read which I recommend to the fans of Always a Witch and if Ms MacCulloguh will write another installment, which I think she will, I'll make sure to get a copy.