Into the Storm begins the Into the Air trilogy, which tells Rhiannon's story from the Into the Mists trilogy. Rhiannon's tale begins before she meets Carlie, so for those who read the initial trilogy, there's a sense of foreboding from the start because you know certain things are going to happen, but not necessarily when. Reading the Into the Mists trilogy first will fill in parts where the two stories overlap and will offer a more well-rounded and in-depth experience. The exploration of life's transformation after the death of a loved one illustrates the true magic that exists in reality: the determination of those left behind, personal growth, camaraderie, the love and strength of community, and the sheer magic of empowerment and revelation. The genre may be YA Fantasy/Magical Realism, but this is a story of life after death and finding one's way when the dark swallows the light and storms march overhead until all seems lost. The themes greatly appeal to a wider audience and can be uplifting for readers who have experienced loss, be it literal death or the metaphorical death that comes alongside life events such as chronic or serious illness. Serene is truly gifted at peeking into the dark veils of life and illuminating the rippling effects of grief and of finding the strength to stand when the ground has fallen away. She is so empathically linked to her characters and their lives that the reader is drawn in and can't help but feel the emotion. I personally connected more with Carlie in the original trilogy, but Rhi has plenty of insight to offer. Her internal nagging voice of doubt is powerful and illustrates that how we talk to ourselves can be just as abusive as external bullying. This is a sorrowful, yet empowering and realistic slice of witchy life story. Highly recommended. P.S. Rhiannon's story is interspersed with her mother's experiences, which offer further character development and the trials of life fit for the New Adult genre. <3
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Sorrowful, yet Empowering, Slice of Witchy Life suitable for a wide audience
Into the Storm begins the Into the Air trilogy, which tells Rhiannon's story from the Into the Mists trilogy. Rhiannon's tale begins before she meets Carlie, so for those who read the initial trilogy, there's a sense of foreboding from the start because you know certain things are going to happen, but not necessarily when. Reading the Into the Mists trilogy first will fill in parts where the two stories overlap and will offer a more well-rounded and in-depth experience. The exploration of life's transformation after the death of a loved one illustrates the true magic that exists in reality: the determination of those left behind, personal growth, camaraderie, the love and strength of community, and the sheer magic of empowerment and revelation. The genre may be YA Fantasy/Magical Realism, but this is a story of life after death and finding one's way when the dark swallows the light and storms march overhead until all seems lost. The themes greatly appeal to a wider audience and can be uplifting for readers who have experienced loss, be it literal death or the metaphorical death that comes alongside life events such as chronic or serious illness. Serene is truly gifted at peeking into the dark veils of life and illuminating the rippling effects of grief and of finding the strength to stand when the ground has fallen away. She is so empathically linked to her characters and their lives that the reader is drawn in and can't help but feel the emotion. I personally connected more with Carlie in the original trilogy, but Rhi has plenty of insight to offer. Her internal nagging voice of doubt is powerful and illustrates that how we talk to ourselves can be just as abusive as external bullying. This is a sorrowful, yet empowering and realistic slice of witchy life story. Highly recommended. P.S. Rhiannon's story is interspersed with her mother's experiences, which offer further character development and the trials of life fit for the New Adult genre. <3
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- Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2019
Into the Storm begins the Into the Air trilogy, which tells Rhiannon's story from the Into the Mists trilogy. Rhiannon's tale begins before she meets Carlie, so for those who read the initial trilogy, there's a sense of foreboding from the start because you know certain things are going to happen, but not necessarily when. Reading the Into the Mists trilogy first will fill in parts where the two stories overlap and will offer a more well-rounded and in-depth experience. The exploration of life's transformation after the death of a loved one illustrates the true magic that exists in reality: the determination of those left behind, personal growth, camaraderie, the love and strength of community, and the sheer magic of empowerment and revelation. The genre may be YA Fantasy/Magical Realism, but this is a story of life after death and finding one's way when the dark swallows the light and storms march overhead until all seems lost. The themes greatly appeal to a wider audience and can be uplifting for readers who have experienced loss, be it literal death or the metaphorical death that comes alongside life events such as chronic or serious illness. Serene is truly gifted at peeking into the dark veils of life and illuminating the rippling effects of grief and of finding the strength to stand when the ground has fallen away. She is so empathically linked to her characters and their lives that the reader is drawn in and can't help but feel the emotion. I personally connected more with Carlie in the original trilogy, but Rhi has plenty of insight to offer. Her internal nagging voice of doubt is powerful and illustrates that how we talk to ourselves can be just as abusive as external bullying. This is a sorrowful, yet empowering and realistic slice of witchy life story. Highly recommended. P.S. Rhiannon's story is interspersed with her mother's experiences, which offer further character development and the trials of life fit for the New Adult genre. <3
Sorrowful, yet Empowering, Slice of Witchy Life suitable for a wide audience
Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2019
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