Reviews for the Call of the Elements Series
Sarah-Amazon Reviewer: This was my first time reading something by Yvette Bostic, and I have to say I enjoyed the experience! Her writing style was very addicting, and I definitely loved the read!
“Magister’s Bane” is told from the POV of AJ, a young woman who discovers she’s an important part of a whole supernatural world she didn’t even know existed.
I actually really liked AJ! She gets thrown into this complicated situation, and a lot of information is thrown at her at once, but she faces all of that head on.
There was a lot of amazing world building as well, which I thought set the scene for the series quite nicely. To sum this up, I’m absolutely planning on continuing with this series.
L.L. – Amazon Reviewer: I cannot bet enough of Bostic’s world. I love AJ and Logan, and just as you think you got the baddies and the good guys figured out…. well, think again. This series keeps adding layers and I am really enjoying how AJ is growing and learning more about herself and her legacy. If you want witches, shifters, vampires, powerstruggles then this is SO the book for you – but heads up: read book 1 of the series first because you don’t want to miss out!
Sarah-Amazon Reviewer: “Elemental’s Domain” by Yvette Bostic is the third book in her Call of the Elements urban fantasy series, and I thought it was a thrilling and addicting read!
AJ is slowly overcoming her naïveté, which is part of why I really enjoyed her character development in this one. She’s honestly a very likable heroine!
I also loved learning more about Braden. He’s so much more than what I expected, and that’s definitely a good thing! He and AJ have this insanely fiery chemistry, and I’m totally here for it.
The ending actually made me gasp out loud! This series has me hooked, and I’m really glad I discovered it and gave it and Yvette Bostic’s writing style a chance.
Kayla-Amazon Reviewer: This book took us to places that we haven’t seen before, specifically that of the fae realm. As AJ gains control over her powers, she’ll meet a variety of new faces. Not all of whom can be trusted.
AJ is a fantastic protagonist. I’ve admired her from the very beginning. She’s strong and determined. Regardless of what is thrown her way, she keeps her head up. Even throughout this book when challenges both external and internal try to keep her down, she fights her way through because the only worse than defeat is to give up.
I liked her romance subplot in this story and found Bradan to be intriguing in own ways. He’s a beautiful and complicated addition to the story that only makes it even more compelling.
Worldbuilding is fantastically done and so is the author’s writing style. The book flows easily, making it easy to devour this addition of AJ’s tale.
Sarah-Amazon Reviewer: “Alisandra’s Kairos” by Yvette Bostic is the fifth book in her Call of the Elements urban fantasy series, and I thought it was a gripping and emotional read!
This book had all the agonizing angst, and I was totally here for it. I really felt AJ’s pain, and I definitely sympathized with her as she worked through some really difficult situations.
AJ’s character development over the course of this series has been astounding – she’s become a confident and powerful warrior instead of a timid and naïve little girl, and I’m proud of her for it.
Deciding to give this series a chance is one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. I love Yvette Bostic’s unique writing style, and I highly recommend this series to any urban fantasy fan!
appleblossoms-Amazon Reviewer: AJ never ceases to amaze me. She has all this power at her fingertips but zero ego. She credits others for their part, always. She never takes credit. In her eyes, she isn’t the one doing anything, it’s just her Elementals working through her.
So much happens in this book. Thankfully AJ isn’t put through any more heartache. Not yet at least, who knows with the next book. She manages to get all the magical races together, an impossible feat. Yeah, I really love this series.
PenKay-Amazon Reviewer: Finally we are at the end of this series, and maybe poor Alisandra can rest. LOL! This series ender is filled with betrayals, secrets, love, friendship and so much more. We get to see how they are finally rid of the baddie, and their adventure to make it there. Even if I’m a little salty about who AJ ended up with (not my favorite, of course, but I’ll deal LOL!), this is a great ending to a great series. Fans of this series will be very happy with this latest installment. I’m excited to see what the author has planned next. Recommend.
Reviews for the Light in the Darkness Series
Aaron: Amazon.com
As soon as I was a few chapters in, I couldn’t put the book down. I lost hours of sleep as a result. Totally worth it!
Kindle Customer: Amazon.com
This was a great read. The fact that it is a beginning to a series is outstanding news. The author did a fantastic job with framing the times and places. The characters and the world they are in is engrossing and full of twists and turns. Darian and his newly discovered abilities along with Adalina and the Council just might be able to turn the tide. I cannot wait to see whether we end up in a world full of Light or Darkness.
Domino: Amazon.com.uk
I read Light’s Rise relatively quickly, the pace of the story never got bogged down or boring. The story is easy to follow, has a small cast of characters and some changes of POV. If this is Bostic’s first novel, which I assume it is, it shows promise for her future works, but I figure she’s still finding her voice as an author, and this takes time (speaking from my own experience).
Reviews for Light’s Dawn: A Novella
Judith: Amazon.com
There is plenty of action, and gore abounds, but this will be very satisfying for some readers. The antagonists are strong, and in some moments thoroughly frightening, which is generally necessary for a successful fantasy story.
All this goes to produce a novella of interest and considerable worth, which sets up a curiosity for the continuation of this particular storyline.
Carol: Amazon.com
The problem I have with well-written prequels is I always feel I need to read the book to know why a prequel was needed. They fit like a glove on a hand. This is one of those – I’m off to find book 1 in the series.
Claire: Amazon.com.uk
Review: I enjoyed reading this, I felt the historical tone was excellent, it really felt like a period book. Blending fantasy with religious miracles in a historic setting reminds me of Sara Douglas’s work. I especially enjoyed the realistic fight scenes and resulting recoveries. It’s fine to have injured people cured magically but it has to be realistic. I’d read more in this world, I want to find out what happens.
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