Ill Wind (Heather Warden, Book One)
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Journal Entry 2 by DragonGoddess at BookObsessed.com, A book trading site -- Controlled Releases on Wednesday, March 25, 2015
Released 9 yrs ago (3/26/2015 UTC) at BookObsessed.com, A book trading site -- Controlled Releases
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Sending to Nimrodiel for the 3-in-1 swap March 2015
this got here safely
I finally picked this up after lemonitsa picked it for me in the June pick it for me thread on the bookobsessed forums. I thought it was a little hard to get into because of the setting up of the character history and the elemental magic in the world.
However once I got a little over halfway in I found I was sucked into the story and raced through to the end to see what happens next. I have books 2-4 and 6 sitting here waiting to be read so I may push this series up on my reading list.
However once I got a little over halfway in I found I was sucked into the story and raced through to the end to see what happens next. I have books 2-4 and 6 sitting here waiting to be read so I may push this series up on my reading list.
Joanne Baldwin is a Weather Warden. A member of an elite group of magic users who can influence the elements, Joanne's talents allow her to manipulate air and water. Joanne is a strong magic user who can manipulate the fiercest of storms with little more than a thought and the wave of her hand. But it's her strength that has led her to her current problems. She had been employed by "Bad" Bob Biringanine one of the the most powerful Weather Wardens on the world council. A warden who unknown to everyone had made a pact with a demon for more power. When Bob tries to forcefully take Joanne's power from her he ends up dead. Now, Joanne is on the run fleeing a murder charge, In order to clear her name she needs to find her friend Lewis who is the most powerful warden in the world. Her cross country trip is hindered by powerful storms that are hunting her, traps laid by members of the ruling world council and is helped by a free Djinn named David - a being of incredible power, Will Joanne be able to find Lewis before her pursuers catch up with her? Can she get the help needed to clear her name and reputation, or will she face the council to have her powers stripped from her and her memories scrubbed.
This is an older series that I have had a few friends recommend to me over the years but haven't had the urge to read. in 2015 I had three of the books sent to me and last fall I found most of the missing books between books 2 and 6 at the resale shop. This was chosen for me to read in June by my pick it for me partner on the bookobsessed forums. I finally picked it up in July during one of the read a thons hosted over there. I had mixed feelings about this book. I spent the first 3/4 of the book feeling like it was dragging as the plot jumped back and forth between Joanne's past and present. I know this was needed to set up the character history, but it slowed down the story in my opinion. However, the last 1/4 of the book I couldn't put down. I really liked the magic system (elemental magic) and the fact that Djinn are used by the wardens to enhance their powers. I have the next 5 books waiting to be read so will be jumping ahead into this series.
This is an older series that I have had a few friends recommend to me over the years but haven't had the urge to read. in 2015 I had three of the books sent to me and last fall I found most of the missing books between books 2 and 6 at the resale shop. This was chosen for me to read in June by my pick it for me partner on the bookobsessed forums. I finally picked it up in July during one of the read a thons hosted over there. I had mixed feelings about this book. I spent the first 3/4 of the book feeling like it was dragging as the plot jumped back and forth between Joanne's past and present. I know this was needed to set up the character history, but it slowed down the story in my opinion. However, the last 1/4 of the book I couldn't put down. I really liked the magic system (elemental magic) and the fact that Djinn are used by the wardens to enhance their powers. I have the next 5 books waiting to be read so will be jumping ahead into this series.
Journal Entry 6 by nimrodiel at Little Free Library #44604 - 619 Custer Ave. in Evanston, Illinois USA on Saturday, December 24, 2016
Released 7 yrs ago (12/23/2016 UTC) at Little Free Library #44604 - 619 Custer Ave. in Evanston, Illinois USA
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Left on the top shelf of the little free library with books 2,3,and 4