3.5⭐️‘Into The Darkness’ is book one.
Sasha is no ordinary human, all her life she has seen things in the shadows. Being the only one that can has made her cautious and not trust anyone, as they think she is crazy. But one night when out with her boyfriend she realises that the things in the shadows are real and her life is much more complicated then being able to see figures in the shadows.
There is many mixed reviews about this book, some being how great it was and a lot about it being terrible. But I did enjoy it. Having said that there is scenes that will cause triggers, but keep in mind this is fictional, the characters are not human and no detailed descriptions are given it is all hinted.
The plot I found to be very intriguing and interesting, the concept of there being more than meets the eye was exhilarating. The characters are all unique and bring their own flair and mystery to the story.
3.5⭐️‘Braving the Elements’ is book two.
Having to go to school to learn her magic, Sasha thought this was going to be the place to fit in, make new friends, and not be an outsider. But being a human means she is going to have a hard time, especially when everyone thinks she’s the Boss’ pet.
The characters growth and development is this book was great. Watching Sasha trying to learn her magic and learn to be in a world she knows nothing about. Constantly being berated and dismissed only added to her growth. The friendship growing between Sasha and Charles had me in stitches at times with their banter, although Charles is constantly trying to get in Sasha’s pants there is a wonderful bond between them. Stefan and Sasha’s relationship is a whole other thing, the constant tug and pull, and the chemistry, *fans self. Watching Stefan having a sense of humour brings a softer side to the brutal and hard man we first encounter.
Hold on to your pants cause this is going to be one heck of a ride. So buckle in and enjoy!
4🔥🔥🔥🔥‘On a Razor’s Edge’ is book three.
The Regional has come to asses Sasha’s magical abilities and Stefan’s choice for a mate. Sasha must learn to control her magic before someone gets hurt, especially with Trek and Andris determined more than ever to get Sasha. An alliance between Stefan’s people and the Mata (Shape Shifters) need to be formed if there is hope for success, but with so much history between them it’s not going to be easy.
A new type of “human” species is introduced in this book, although a lot isn’t explain about them, they however are a pack made up of different animal shifters, bear, “cats” and wolves, etc. This book was fast paced with another explosive fight, new levels of relationship between Stefan and Sasha, friendships and secrets revealed.
It’s very hard to write this review without giving any of the plots and twists away but please read this series. I was recommended it through a Facebook group I’m in and I can say I’m throughly enjoying it.
So many scenes stick out in this book but the one that I feel deserves a mention is when Sasha is being assessed with her magic abilities. It had me in stitches with the reactions when things wouldn’t go right (as per Sasha’s way), then heartache when she used White magic. But the one that had me hysterical was in the room after the freezing incident with her shield and the guards lol. Cryptic I know but if you go and read the book you’ll understand.
4🔥🔥🔥🔥‘Demons’ is book four.
Sasha now the clans Mage and co-leader, soon to be mated officially to Stefan, she finds her self now having to act like a leader while still trying to learn her magic. When out on a routine border check what is found is going to push Sasha to grow a backbone and rule beside her mate. But in the process of finder herself she may loose Stefan when his past comes back to haunt him.
I’m just loving this series, each and everyone of the characters play a special role in Sasha’s life. The loveable funny and sometimes immature brother figure Charles, the hotheaded short tempered protector Jonas, vampire looking eye staring lecturer Toa, the newly father figure Dominicus and lastly but don’t let him hear that he was last the overly protective sexy Boss Stefan. All unique and all bring something that helps keeps Sasha centred, protected and grow.
The pages of this book were just exploding with so much going on. Having a past enemy showing up with new problems and troubles for Sasha and Stefan to deal with. Past secrets revealed, new alliances, and new dangers.
The characters continue to grow and attach to your heart. Jonas was the biggest shock of all in this book, from book one ‘Into the Darkness’ Jonas has been a thorn in Sasha’s life, leaving her to die, threatening to use her body, but he is now a determined protector of Sasha and will do everything to make sure she is safe. Even if it’s from himself as she pushes and irritates his patience. Seeing a vulnerable and broken side of Stefan was torturous, my heart went out to him when he recalls his past to Sasha, I just wanted rap my arms around him.
I just love this series and can’t wait to see what happens next in ‘The Council’, so I’ll be ending this review here, but before I go I’ll leave this quote from Charles as it had me in stitches.
“Well, goody, rainbows and unicorns. Lovely working conditions.” - Charles