Storms, Starlight & Magic by Helena M Craggs

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @@h_craggs @lovebookstours @KellyALaceyfor letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. Storms , Starlight & Magic is the 4th book in the younglings series. This is a young teen genre. I was so glad to back with the gang and a little sad this is the last of the series, but cant read wait to read more books by Helena M Craggs in the future. I felt like i was on a rollercoaster with the gang again, and my emotions were everywhere all the way through the book. The story is gripping and captivating from the start to the finishing. I was very happy with the ending and I love all the characters they all work well together. The story is at a good pace you can keep up with and will entertain you from start to finish. If you love supernatural, this series is for you. Wonderful read and fantastically written 5 stars. Blurb He’s a secret weapon against evil. But can he defeat the monster lurking within? Quinn Carter is in a good place. Along with his half-angel girlfriend, the loyal half-demon teen thrives as he works with supernatural friends to fight ongoing threats. So when the Greek gods seek help, he faces off against a demigod craving world domination. Attacked by a demon king, Quinn survives when aid appears from a dubious ally. But when a blood-sucking enemy makes a devastating move, the teenager finds himself plunged into a clash between light and dark. Can Quinn rise above the darkness inside and overcome a living nightmare? The Younglings is the thrilling final book in The Younglings YA paranormal fantasy series. If you like resilient heroes, non-stop action, and sizzling paranormal romance, then you’ll love Helena M Craggs’s high-stakes roller coaster.

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