Call of the Elements Series by Yvette Bostic

I thought discovering magic would be the hardest part of my new life. Add that to the list of things I keep getting wrong.Some wise idiot once said, “With great power comes great responsibility.” But what if I don’t want either one? Finding out I’m a dual elemental mage was hard enough, and I definitely don’t want the responsibility and political power that apparently comes with the territory... moreI thought discovering magic would be the hardest part of my new life. Add that to the list of things I keep getting wrong.Some wise idiot once said, “With great power comes great responsibility.” But what if I don’t want either one? Finding out I’m a dual elemental mage was hard enough, and I definitely don’t want the responsibility and political power that apparently comes with the territory. How am I supposed to stop a crazy vampire from outing the supernatural community I didn’t know existed until a few weeks ago? I have no idea, but my new partner and elementals seem to think I should have all the answers.Every time we come up with a plan to keep the peace in the supernatural world, something else just gets in the way. This time it’s an ogre and elder vampire whose motives are beyond my comprehension. I just hope I figure it out before the lunatic announces our magical presence to the world. Humanity will react the only way they know how: with violence. Magic and nuclear weapons don’t mix, no matter how hard we stir. less

Out of the frying pan and into the fire. I never imagined that stupid saying would apply to me.The fae – my people – agreed to take me in and teach me how to be one of them. Just like the vampires, the fae do nothing for free. Braden got me in the door, but the price to stay gets steeper every day.Typical of my life, there are too many players in the game and none of them want to play nice. As each one shows their hand, I realize my elementals aren’t the only ones good at manipulating my future... moreOut of the frying pan and into the fire. I never imagined that stupid saying would apply to me.The fae – my people – agreed to take me in and teach me how to be one of them. Just like the vampires, the fae do nothing for free. Braden got me in the door, but the price to stay gets steeper every day.Typical of my life, there are too many players in the game and none of them want to play nice. As each one shows their hand, I realize my elementals aren’t the only ones good at manipulating my future. The Woodland Fae want me to overthrow their queen. The Mountain Fae want me dead. The Oceanic Fae want my secrets.So where does that leave me? Balancing on the edge of a civil war and once again wondering who my allies really are. less

Why can’t my choices ever be simple? It’d be nice to wake up and my only decision be ‘eggs or cereal.’My life hasn’t been easy since the day magic fell in my lap. Between the mages, shifters, and vampires my entire world was turned upside-down. So, I expected drama when I went to the fae to learn how to control that part of my magic, but I got way more than I bargained for. Yes, I learned the truth about so many things and very little of it was pretty... moreWhy can’t my choices ever be simple? It’d be nice to wake up and my only decision be ‘eggs or cereal.’My life hasn’t been easy since the day magic fell in my lap. Between the mages, shifters, and vampires my entire world was turned upside-down. So, I expected drama when I went to the fae to learn how to control that part of my magic, but I got way more than I bargained for. Yes, I learned the truth about so many things and very little of it was pretty. Now, I’m forced into yet another decision that will affect the fate of world. Should I follow my heart and stay with Braden to help him rebuild and protect his empire? Or should I join the fae civil war? The war to protect their realm from an evil that should only exist in my worst nightmare.Eggs Benedict, please! less