Life is not running smoothly for Paige Winterbourne. In the past few months she's lost her mother and become the guardian of Savannah, a teenage witch who is the daughter of a very powerful black witch and on the verge of gaining her full powers. On top of this the American Coven underestimate her and there's a half demon out to get her. I'm not sure where she finds the time to keep up with her web design business. 
 Savannah's birth father has finally shown interest in getting to know her and is dragging Paige through a custody battle. Things only get worse when Paige gets accused of witchcraft and murdering her lawyer... 
 Enter Lucas Cortez - geeky-yet-chic, young sorcerer and pro-bono lawyer. 
 I completely enjoyed this novel - the third installment of Kelley Armstrong's Women of the Otherworld series. I wasn't a huge fan of Paige's after reading her in Stolen but she managed to win me over in Dime Store Magic. She's a huge contrast from Elena. She's a lot warmer, human and impulsive. 
 The chemistry between Paige and Lucas was entertaining. They're fun together and they're fun to read when they are together. Their sex scene down in the basement? Wow... they truly made magic together 
 I liked how Paige was floundering with Savannah - you could tell that raising a teenager was not how Paige saw her life going and yet she never seemed to resent Savannah's presence in her life. 
 I loved how Paige was still striving for further learning - she was not content to just use the coven sanctioned spells that had no power. She wanted to be the best that she could be. Not just so should could be more powerful but so then she'd have the best tools available to help Savannah and herself. She was not going to be weak and just accept unfair circumstances. 
 I wasn't sure that I'd enjoy a book in Paige's POV (point-of-view) but I enjoyed reading her. I can't wait to read Industrial Magic (Women of the Otherworld #4) which is the next book in the series and another one told from Paige's POV.