Vi’s friend and deliverer of messages from home, Jayme, returns with not only tidings from her family but also a new acquaintance. When a delegation from the South arrives it brings with it mixed tidings. She’s not unhappy in her situation although she deeply desires to return to her family home.
Great expectations rest upon Vi’s shoulders, particularly with regard to her magical abilities which seem, as the story commences, to be lying almost dormant.
That being said, Vi has led, to all extents, a happy existence, even though she dearly wants nothing more than to be reunited with her family and twin brother. From the ruling south she has been placed in the north as a means to keep peace. Little more, it seems, than a pawn in a political game of power. although she has never lived at it’s heart. So, straight to my review of Vortex Visions.įirstly, I would point out that I haven’t read the Air Awakens series by Elise Kova, I understand that Vortex Visions is a book that can be read without having read the previous series however, it is possible that if you plan to read the first series this book and review could contain spoilers so please be aware of that.Īs the book begins we meet Vi Solaris, heir to an empire.
In this respect I have 2 more reviews to follow which I’m hoping will be in fairly quick succession followed by a post to reveal my semi finalists and the book I will be taking to stage two of the competition. Vortex Visions is one of the titles on my list of books for the fifth SPFBO competition and was one of the books that I decided to roll forward after having read the first 30% with the idea of reading and reviewing fully.
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