#BookTour #AvailableNow → Aether Magic (Elements of Twilight #2) by Isobelle Carmichael

Title: Aether Magic

Series: Elements of Twilight #2

Author: Isobelle Carmichael

Genre: Adult Paranormal Harem Romance

Release Date: July 21, 2019

I survived the Blood Moon Ceremony... barely

Our pack is in ruins, ravaged by a traitor who left us to pick up the pieces.

My people need my help to rebuild, yet something went very wrong that night, and I'm not the same wolf I used to be.

Now, I’m being forced into the Underworld in a desperate attempt to unravel the darkness coiling within me.

The only creature able to prevent my magical overload is a malevolent succubus who is sure to demand something in return.

And the way she ogles my men makes it clear she’s not to be trusted.

Let her look at me like I’m her next meal. She has no idea who she’s dealing with.

With my parents whisked into the Void, I have a pack to take care of, and Elders who will stop at nothing to kill me.

But my troubles don’t stop there.

The five delicious men I love are battling demons of their own and need me more than ever.

Can I be the alpha everyone is counting on, or will my failure tear our pack part?

The chaos continues as the Elements of Twilight series races towards its heart-stopping conclusion with Aether Magic, written by Isobelle Carmichael.

Aether Magic is a #whychoose style novel. These books have potentially triggering elements and explicit scenes. This book has FMMMM, MM, FF BDSM, as well as dark themes.

Up is down and out is in and off to the under realm we go...

And I thought things were a mess before the blood moon ceremony!

This is book two in the series and it picks up right where book one ended. This starts out fairly strong. We take a turn with each cast member revisiting the events that night through their perspective. For me, this is one of the things I truly enjoy about Carmichael's writing style. It can take a bit to get accustomed to but for me, it allows me to get a bit more lost in the story.

Abby is suffering some side effects that no one foresaw - I get that I do -but she was grating on my nerves for most of the storyline. It does get better I swear just hang in there lol.

Marcus seemed to call to me more in this second episode than he did in book one. It could be the shift in his personality? I am not sure. But I'm claiming him.

We spend a bit more time with the elders as well as with Abbey's dad and mom. I liked him in book one despite what he was and I liked him even more here. I knew there was more to his story.

As in the first episode, there is a lot is going on. The main storyline is easy to follow and the subplots are enticing if not at times almost more intriguing. Here is where I will admit I had some problems. A couple times the jump in scenes and plotlines felt forced()? within the storyline.

Some editing issues brought me out of the storyline a couple of times. Not enough to have me closing the pages but enough to make me notice.

And believe it or not, I felt the excessive sex devalued not only the storyline but the bond between the cast ( I never thought I would hear me say that either).

Be prepared for a lot of "oh he ll no!" moments at around halfway through things become a bit twisted. Friendships become questionable, bonds are tested and it looks like darkness may gain the upper hand ... for now.

This ends on a bit of a cliffy - but being a series you probably already knew that.

I'm Isobelle, a writer from Northern Virginia. I've been reading and writing for as long as I can remember. However, it wasn't until I crossed in that magical world known as my 30's that I shook off the last vestiges of fear and dove head first into my writing career. I started writing in September 2018 and fell in love. I hope you enjoy my stories because I pour a piece of myself into every page. I started this journey as a passion project, and to prove myself right.. Everyone deserves to live out there dreams. When not writing I'm also a fan of cooking, musical theatre and spoiling my dog. I love reverse harem, dark paranormal, urban fantasy and fantasy. I listen to my muse and write what she gives me.

My fondest wish is to write for all sorts of different people. I want to be very inclusive in my writing because I feel like there’s a place for that. I think that everybody should be able to pick up a book and find somebody they identify with. I want to write characters that are real, even if they’re in a fantastical world. Which means, touching on subjects that might be disturbing to some, but is a way of life to others. Life isn't all rainbows and lollipops. We have to go through a storm once in a while. That's what makes the reward sweeter!