Review: ... that things in her life were going to get worse before they got better
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 18, 2014
Charlotte has been observing for several books that things in her life were going to get worse before they got better. Well, Elemental Darkness is appropriately named, because the worst things have come for her. She's more ostracized by the paranormal world than ever before.One of the characters who really stood out in Elemental Darkness was Sip. We got to see a bit more of her in the last few books than we had at the beginning, but she's always stood in Lisabelle's shadow. Well, now there's no Lisabelle to overcast her, so we get to see lots of Sip. I confess I've never been a huge Sip fan, largely because I don't like werewolves, but we get to see that she has many good qualities and is a good friend for Charlotte to have.Really, though Charlotte is the narrator, she is definitely the least spectacular of her friends. Well, except for Lough. But she does get to be awesome once during the book, and she starts taking advantage of the good she can do as the only elemental. And we get to find out more about her family, which is something I had been dying to know for books.Dobrov gets to do some stuff, which is cool. I think he's my favorite character. Oooh, now I want a Dobrov spinoff. Or at least a Dobrov story.Overall, Elemental Darkness was a good addition to the Paranormal Public series that made me eager to get my hands on the next installment. (Fortunately, I already had Elemental Light on my kindle.)