Whirl (Ondine Quartet Book 1)

from FictionalCandy

In the beginning of this book I was a little put off by all of the customized terms that seemed to have little to no definition. As the story went on, more definition was provided, and it became easier to follow. As it turns out there was a glossary of terms at the end of the book. In an ebook it...

from pennma05

I liked the book but what I didn't like was that the entire time I was reading it, I couldn't stop thinking about the similarities between it and Vampire Academy, which I was not a fan of. If I had to choose between the two books I would definitely choose this one without a doubt. I am curious to...

from demonite93

This is your basic YA kind of supernatural book. There's a teenage girl, she's special, she falls in love with the special guy. She' s awesome in all of the ways that no teenager could possibly be. Regardless of the predictability of the story (yes I expected it from the beginning) I enjoyed the ...

from Kelly_Mills

Whirl has a unique and interesting premise and is quite well written. There are several characters involved in the story, most of which are developed enough to get a sense of who they are. The main character, Kendra, is a bit too arrogant for my taste, but I still enjoyed watching her story play ...

from carod

Seventeen-year-old Kendra Irisavie is an ondine, a water elemental raised by her mother to fight the Aquidae, immortal dark demons and enemies of the Elementals. Kendra is gifted with the powerful magic of Virtue and has trained to be a deadly fighter, but is rebellious and often gets into troubl...