I certainly wasn't expecting some of the things that happened in this one, so I was in for an interesting surprise. Snow has once again combined humor, wit and romance so effortlessly that as a reader, it's hard not to love the characters and the story which she has created. We meet up with Surla and Jax after they have been banished by his father back in time to the year 1730 and they find themselves with the task of getting Prince Nicholas to fall in love with the maid, Noella. This particular switching is different from the other two as it's not so much about the switching but the mystery surrounding the Morreau family. I was intrigued by how the events unfolded and perplexed by a genealogical aspect that I will not tell you about because of it's importance to the story. Now, in the previous books Surla doesn't see what all the fuss is about being human and can't wait to get back in her cat skin but her feelings for Jax are complication and she finds herself having very human feelings of jealousy, envy and longing. The story is an easy read and the characters are lovable and realistic, even the crazy witch Idis. In essence this is a good read about love and family. ( )

The BeSwitched series is sweet, adventurous and funny - Molly Snow's writing flows magically. With each book the characters grow and the storytelling is engaging.

In this third installment, Surla is back to being a black cat, and has been cursed back in time with her 'human crush', Jax. As they get comfortable with their new surroundings in the early 18th century of France, Surla and Jax discover that two of Jax's ancestors are having a difficult time getting along. And if these two, Noella and Nicholas, don't end up falling in love and marrying, Jax's whole lineage will be in jeopardy. And while Surla and Jax try to help and figure things out, we also learn more about Surla, her past and her role in Jax's family.

Surla, even as a cat, is so relateable. You can't help but want a friend like her. And as the story went along, I couldn't help but like Jax more and more, and hope for the best for all of them.
I don't want to say much more in fear of spoiling the series for those who have not read it yet.

Molly Snow's adorable BeSwitched series is one to be enjoyed by all middle graders and young adult.
There is mention of a fourth book to the series, but whether or not it will be the last book to the series is still unknown... ( )