Review: Fun Paranormal read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 28, 2014
Dead Spell (Elise Michaels, #2) by K.A. YoungI received a complimentary copy in exchange for an honest review.*Do not read if you haven't read Coven, the first book in the series.This is the second in the Elise Michael's series and the books should be read in that order.  This series is a spinoff of the Nephlim Warrior Series, but it's not required to read that series prior in order to enjoy these books!  When we last left Elise and her somewhat band of misfits they were fighting the bad guys.  All the prior characters are returning, Garrett, the Head Sorcerer of the Coven is still pining after Elise and dropping not so subtle hints about how eager he is to regain their betrothal bond.  Van, Elise's warrior protector is back, but in another capacity.  Also, in this book we get to know a bit more about Enrique, Elise's fellow wolf comrade, and newest admirer.  Elise's main goal is protect her coven and the welfare of Mona, who remains in her care.Elise is once again forced to choose between which man is best for her, is Garrett truly in love with Elise, or does he just want Elise's powers and strength to make their Coven more powerful?  Has Van lost Elise forever, or is he still in her destiny.  Rest assured Van is still as fun loving and laid back as ever.  More of Enrique is introduced in this book, all very Alpha-Male, and hot!  My only complaint is that I felt he and Elise's story is a bit rushed, however, this is a short book and only 90 pages so I understand why the author didn't waste any time on their part of the story.This is light and fun paranormal romance, with wolves, witches, and magic.  Elise proves to be a great character, searching for love, independence and to find out who she is a sorceress or a wolf.  This book is geared towards anyone 18 and over due to mild sexual content and language.  This book does end in a cliff hanger, nothing major that will leave you angry, just leaving you ready for the next in the series.I would like to thank you K.A. Young for the opportunity to read and review her book and I look forward to the next in the series