Stomfront (Undertow #2)

Summary:

Not long ago Eila Walker’s choices were limited: death by a bullet to the head, or at the hands of her beloved bodyguard, Raef. Now, five weeks after Raef triggered her power and she nearly leveled a historic mansion, Eila is dealing with the fall-out of her decisions. While she doesn’t remember dying in the arms of the soul thief who loves her, she knows that Raef remembers everything about the night he nearly killed her.

Now on the mend and attempting to keep one step ahead of the FBI, Eila and her team of misfits are desperate for a bit of normal. Eila is trying to navigate high school, while her BFF Ana is cautiously hanging with past-boyfriend and soul thief, Kian. Shape-shifter, MJ, is trying not to piss off his mother, while Raef is coping with his fears that Eila will never be safe.

But just as “normal” seems within their grasp, a powerfully built newcomer arrives. Raef knows the scarred man as a Blacklist Dealer – a soul thief, who peddles the names of humans who deserve to die. Eila, however, knows him as the protective hunter from the woods, who she nicknames Thor. Before long, Raef and Eila realize they’ve met the same killer, and he has one hell of a story to tell the five friends . . . if Raef doesn’t murder him first.  (Summary and book cover courtesy of goodreads.com)

Review:

“Stormfront” is the second book in the Undertow series.  I read both books and enjoyed them thoroughly.  What I liked the most is that the paranormal situations are totally new and are not based on the overdone obsessions recently (vampires, werewolves etc.).  THANK GOODNESS.  I would goes as far to say I enjoyed this sequel more than the first, since this book covers the characters growing into themselves and their abilities.

Eila is realistic and becoming more confident.  Raef is not infallible; he makes his share of mistakes, realizes them, but does not torture himself excessively over them.  Throw in Ana, MJ, and Kian and you have one great group of friends that works well.  And I cannot wait to see what the introduction of Rillin does to the group dynamic.  He is already my new favorite character.

I will be very excited to see what’s in store for the group next.  Warning – you will be left hanging to see what’s next. But good news: the next books are coming out soon!

Warning: Sexual themes and light sexual content

Please note: I received a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest opinion courtesy of YA Bound Blog Tours.

Rating: 5 stars!

Who should read it?  Anyone looking for a fresh new paranormal series.

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