"Prophecies are tricky.No two people will interpret a phrophecy the same way, and no one ever seems to decipher them correctly."

After being expelled from school by her own mother, Elena has no choice but to start a new life with the help of Quinn. But their newly awakened powers and prophecy might suggest that they have much bigger roles to play.

I enjoyed this story very much! Elena was kind and optimistic. Quinn was loyal and protective to those he loves. Him helping the girl he just met felt odd, but the ending explained everything. Her, Quinn's and Roska's familliars were adorable. I also liked that there are different characters' POVs. It was a good book for the first one in the series.
Thank you to NetGalley for the arc!

THIS BOOK WAS MUXING AMAZING.

*contains spoilers*

This book left me speechless at the end (in a good way). The plot-twist at the end that they were all related. To be honest I thought Quinn and Elena were going to get together, I don’t know if that was intend.

In the beginning I was a bit put off that Quinn immediately felt like he had to protect Elena, and personally felt it was a bit weird that he met this girl and a day later he wanted to protect her with his life? But in the end it all made sense.

And I love when authors make you understand either the book cover or book title. In this case both and I love that so muxing much.

Loved that we got different povs and that the chapters were short.

Overall 4/5 stars.

Thank you NetGalley for a chance to read Storm and Flame.

The premise of this book sounded really promising but for some reason the book itself just fell flat for me. I didn’t care for the MC’s self pity and felt like some of the sentences droned on. Also for some reason the font was absolutely huge for this ebook and it made reading this a challenge.

Thank you to NetGalley for the ARC of Storm and Flame. At sixteen, her mother, who is also the headmistress of Harbor Ridge school of magic, expels her. Elena is cast off into the world with only her familiar Agon for company. It’s there Elena meets Quinn and they soon realize that Quinn is different. He has magic, even though the guys in this world do not posses magic.

The story is easy to follow, and the magic system is simple. Storm and Flame is told in Multiple POV, which I enjoyed. There are a couple of trigger warnings, child abuse, sexual assault and birth trauma. The author doesn’t go into too much detail, but please be aware. Storm and Flame is the first in a series, I look forward to reading the next installment.