Review: Waves of Change
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 18, 2013
I really enjoyed Waves of Change. As a lover of paranormal romances, this was a very different kind of read for me because it wasn't about vampires and werewolves but of a different race of people all together. The Leuk Ahnal. Separate but yet part of the human race, the Leuk Ahanal kingdoms thrive under the sea.Alicia and Daniel form a very compelling couple from the very start. They are literally from two different worlds but Daniel instantly recognizes her as his Dau-Hael or soul mate. Alicia doesn't understand her extreme attraction to Daniel but slowly but surely he ingratiates himself into her life. As a Leuk Ahnal enforcer Daniel is often called upon to thwart plots against his King and kingdom. One of those plots, unbeknownst to him at first, involve Alicia. As Daniel works unravel the plot his loyalty to his kingdom and his love for Alicia are put to the ultimate test -- will he sacrifice one to save the other.Waves of Change was full of vivid characters and contained a very unique story line. Because this book is the genesis of the series I can't be too angry that the ending left me wanting for more. I eagerly await the answer to what happens to Alicia in her state at the end of the story. Will her situation be permanent or reversed somehow? And, just what does it mean for the Leuk Ahnal people?This reader will be staying tuned :).