I really enjoyed this sequel to Paranormalcy. Supernaturally still had that really great fun "Buffy" vibe, which I am eternally grateful for. Speaking of "Buffy" vibes... this is more of a later season of Buffy. I feel the main conflict in this book wasn't necessarily a "big bad" but was more internal. Evie is now faced with some really real consequences from the choices made in book 1. She seems to be right in-between lots of different directions of where her life should go. She's in this place for the first time in her life where she really needs to make her own choices about her future. She's a fairly immature and sheltered girl in book one and now that she's out of IPCA, she has to face reality all at once which leaves her (understandably) overwhelmed. (view spoiler)[And when she finds out about her true existence in regard to the fairies and finding her real father... Egads! She's having a real rough time. (hide spoiler)] 
 Evie & Lend: Again, their relationship is super PG rated. I mean she's a 17 year old high school senior and he's an 18 year old college freshman and they only make out and hold hands. I'm not saying they should be banging their brains out or anything but a little heat between them wouldn't hurt. I enjoyed the way their relationship was explored. The bubble has burst and now they are in the real world together with real world problems like jealousy and long distance. 
 Jack: He was such an intriguing rascal at first. I knew he had to be too good to be true. (view spoiler)[ How did Evie not get suspicious of him at all? I mean how would it just be a coincidence that he always seems to be around when she is in mortal peril? And it was a real dick move leaving her in the fairy paths! (hide spoiler)]