Ancient Elements

by Katie Dunn

When new neighbors move in across the street, Skye Dunbar assumes it will be exciting.

Well, she wasn’t wrong.

When they tell her she is a Kiana, gifted with extra essence which allows her to do extraordinary things, she doesn’t argue. It’s not like reading minds or controlling the air are normal.

It is when they drag Skye into a secret organization led by a team of people with ancient powers that she begins to have a problem. They believe Skye is the missing part of their team.

However, someone is hunting the Kiana and Skye isn’t sure she wants to be in the middle of the battle that is sure to come.

This is a contemporary fantasy novel.

177 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 2, 2019

About the author

Katie Dunn grew up in the hot part of Arizona where she graduated NAU and became a teacher. She got a taste of the author life after her first YA contemporary fantasy novel Ancient Elements. Finding out she loved writing just as much as reading, teaching, and traveling, she sat down and wrote the first installment of the YA fantasy adventure Skor Stone trilogy: Pirates from Under and other YA/NA books. She has a notebook full of other ideas and will slowly be adding more stories to her author library.
You can check out more about Katie Dunn’s books and works in progress at Kdunnauthor.com or social media platforms under Kdunnauthor.

Reviews

[K.E. Drake]

A fun and original story! Skye's journey was interesting to follow and I loved her and Nate together. The cast of characters were well written and likeable, although I found Nate was my favorite.
The magic system and story the author created were unique and fun to read about.
If you enjoy a quick young adult fantasy read, I recommend this one! I'm looking forward to reading more from this author!

[Victoria Gillette]

I found this book hard to put down. You can see how Skye and Jane are best friends. It was also exciting to follow along to see how Skye and Nate would work out there feelings for each other. There were a few spots when I suspected something waa going to happen and was glad I was wrong. I really enjoyed the book and it was a really read.