On the Other Side of the Reflection

Love spells are akin to a love surrogate and are unlikely to replace true feelings. This is what the main character used to believe. Spells aimed at bewitching not just anyone but a famous rock musician lead to nothing but foolishness, strange situations, and even tears. This is what Katrina came to think after her best friend's experiment. And now, she doesn't think about spells at all - Katrina really wants to understand herself and figure out whom she loves: the gentle and strange one or the rude and famous one? Or maybe she loves both of them, or... the same person? And what does he (or perhaps they?) want from her?