This said, and because of the nature of some of these creatures, I found myself in an in-between world, as if you had travelled to Hogwarts. By this, I mean, imagine your current modern environment and add some supernatural creatures to it. This story happens within a human world, basically. Second, you are hoping for some passion to be ignited between the protagonists. One is a story submerged in a fantastical world where the characters’ powers or magic will allow them to solve a conflict/puzzle. In a fantasy romance book you’re probably looking for two things. But most importantly, Vinna will finally learn the meaning of love and family. Together, they will face unprecedented challenges and terrible creatures, while learning to control their abilities and the scope of them, too. After meeting ‘the boys,’ she unleashes a rollercoaster of feelings, emotions, connections, and power. She discovers a parallel world of magic, where she’ll still have to figure out her place in all of it. One day, she encounters a group of paladin and her life turns upside down. However, she doesn’t understand where they all come from or what they mean. She knows she has some supernatural powers, abilities that allow her to become an excellent fighter. Up until her twenties, she’s been living like a normal human. I would say this because there were some aspects in this book series that I wouldn’t generally condone, but I found myself forgiving Asher for them. Ivy Asher has a way of telling a story that even if nothing major is happening you are still engaged in the reading. Sign in Subscribe Fan-Rom The Lost Sentinel (Book Series) by Ivy Asher The Lost Sentinel written by Ivy Asher, reviewed by Fae Reviews.

The Lost and the Chosen by Ivy Asher