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I stumbled upon this book on Goodreads one day and the synopsis really appealed to me, so I decided to give it a try. I was a little cautious in the beginning since I'm oddly picky about witch books, but this one hooked me right away.
Ari has been living a secret life as a powerful sorceress while Shane has been sent out on a mission to end a century old feud by finding the Prodigy and killing him. The only problem is that Shane doesn't know who the Prodigy is and by the time he does it might be too late.
I loved both Ari and Shane's characters because they were realistic and not terribly angsty like I was afraid of. I also really enjoyed the romance (not because I am a sucker for romance) because it was not instalove! Yay for not instalove! But really, while Feudlings was slightly predictable, it was definitely a fun, action packed read. I look forward to reading the second book, especially after the cliffhanger!

This is such AMAZING book. It took me by surprise. I didn't thought I was going to like it so much because it had a lot of supernatural stuff but it turn out to be great.
What I like the most about this book is the protagonist because she is strong, and not a little damsel in distress. Also, I like the romance mixed with the action, making a perfect balance. I'm definetly going to read the next book.

I will admit that I was hesitant to read this book based on the synopsis. I find that I am not a huge fan of "witch/spell" type books so that was a worry. I was also worried it was going to be more of a romance with some action and seeing as it is targetted more for teens, the presumed teen angst nearly turned it me off. But that's what happens when you assume!

This book was definitely more about action than romance. Yes, it is there but there was so much else going on that it nearly took a back seat. It started off slow but it really picked up when you learn more about the world Wendy Knight has created. It's simple yet complicated at the same time so it is easy to follow along.

At first, I wasn't a fan of Ari. She was a little too angst-y for me but when you learn more about her past it makes sense why she feels the way she does. (Nothing worse than a whiney, spoiled heroine but that is not the case here). As for the rest of the characters, I really liked them and can't wait to see more of them!

Definitely check this book out if you enjoy star-crossed romance with a lot of action; smart characters and strong female leads!

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For a star rating and full review please visit InD'tale magazine online, March 2017 issue. http://www.indtale.com/reviews/paranormal-urban-fantasy/cauldron-bubble

The worst thing any guy could possible face is to begin to fall in love with an ex-girlfriend who once belonged to one of his best friends. The angry frustrations which can be hurled at this guy by his friend for attempting this can easily decimate the friendship they’ve shared for years.

This is the quandary which Sawyer has to face in regards to Savannah each time he sees her. Yet there’s a visible chemistry between these two each time they’re near each, a chemistry which their emotional feelings are basically being block because of the “public” environment they’re in.

But as usual when there’s a true love between two individuals is afoot, Kismet has a way of stepping in and creating the prefect opportunity where their relationship can explode to its fullest potential.

The opportunity for these two lovers to finally begin the relationship they deserve came in the guise of a hurricane, during which Savannah finds herself trapped in dilapidated, spooky house and Sawyer goes looking for her, in order to save Savannah from the predicament she’s found herself in. Will this encounter between these two lovers mark the beginning of the HEA both are seeking?

While this book’s intended audience falls under the NA [New Adult] category, I believe some Young Adults as well as those adults who are still young at heart will have Wendy Knight’s “Star Cross Hurricane” an enjoyable reading experience, which is why I’ve decided to give this book 5 STARS.

I just couldn't get into this book. I didn't find myself connecting with any of the characters or getting pulled into the storyline.