I thoroughly enjoyed this last installment of the series and felt that it did a very good job in balancing the romance with the action, even if the action was a bit more front and center this time around, so there wasn't much I would've changed about the story. Then once the goddesses finally bonded Hale and Harrison, the new Soulmate's gift also came in especially handy in getting past the pestilents, so that the Weavers were able to close the rift permanently. He was a bit like Storm from X-Men, with the ability to fly and control the weather, mainly storms and lightning. One thing that I really liked about the book were the powers that Hale got as the Air Weaver. Harrison did seem to hold the growing feelings at bay for quite a while, but time-wise, it still wasn't that many actual days before they were giving in and together. Their romance seemed like a bit of a combination of slow-burn and insta-love, mainly because the entire book took place over the course of one week, two at most, if I'm being generous. The inevitability of their pairing was a bit predictable, as the one new Weaver needed a Soulmate to increase their chances of closing the rift, so even though Harrison initially saw Hale as too young and unserious, the previously-straight Keeper eventually had his bi-awakening and fell head over jealous, possessive heels for Hale.

In this fast-paced conclusion to the series, there was non-stop fighting that had the Weavers and their Soulmates fleeing for their lives.Īs we'd been told would happen in the previous stories, the moment that the last' brother', Air Weaver Hale, was finally given his powers, that action dropped the wards surrounding their Savannah headquarters and allowed the pestilents to attack them in their home.īut Hale was in luck, when Harrison, the previously-unknown Keeper of the Heart of the Earth, was sent by the goddesses to help the Weavers close the inter-dimensional rift, and save a weakened Hale from the attacking horde of pestilents as his first task. Action, action, action, and MORE ACTION, just how I like it! 😁

Storm Warrior by Jocelynn Drake