from AzhriaLilu

I wasn't too sure about this when I first started, seemed a little "iffy" but I stuck with it and I'm glad I did. The story turned out to be pretty good with some interesting concepts. I particularly liked her take on the Djinn.Just started the second book, we'll see how that goes.

from Lman

Imaginative, original, well-written and exuberant; this is urban fantasy at its best! With a little bit of romance, a little bit of eye-candy, and lots of fast-paced action from the get-go, Ill Wind begins an inventive series that effortlessly entertains. No vampires, no werewolves; in fact, none...

from RozzieReads

That was different. The ending was a little surprising. The idea that they can control the elements is pretty cool. That and the djinn. Which I guess are like genies. I'm curious how the rest of the series is going to go. There isn't really a Cliff hanger, so I'm not airs where this is going to go.

from Antares1

Caine pulls no punches. You are thrown immediately into the action as Joanne Baldwin in on the run. We find the back story slowly as she escapes from her fellow Weather Wardens and an unknown entity that seems determine to kill her. Along the way she picks up a hitchhiker, David, who becomes more...

from sarad

Weather is an element, at least in Joanne's world, and like the other elements, it must be controlled. Monitored. Tamed. And something just plain forced to play nice. That's where Joanne and others like her come into the picture. They are Wardens, responsible for keeping humanity safe from Mother...