I was content, but not overly excited by the second book in James Patterson's Witch & Wizard series. The story continues seamlessly from the first. Whit and Wisty are leaders in the Resistance and trying to stay one step ahead of The One Who is The One, which seems impossible. The One is especially determined to get ahold of Wisty's "Gift", and the siblings fight for the lives of their friends, parents, and themselves while trying to uncover and control their Gifts. James Patterson has a way of making his stories relatable and intriguing. The series just isn't remarkable enough to sweep me away.
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