#BookReview: Storm Chaser (The Black Pages #4) by Danny Bell

Synopsis: Elana has taken something that didn’t belong to her. Or at least she tried to, someone beat her to it. Whoever the thief is, it makes no difference to the Japanese storm god Susano-o and his eight headed snake monster, Yamata no Orochi.
Susano-o has sent a mystical storm to flood Los Angeles until his property is returned or Elana is defeated, and for once in her life, no amount of luck is going to save Elana. If she can’t figure out how to best a god, everyone she knows is doomed.

How much of herself is Elana willing to sacrifice to save her city from drowning?

And if she changes, will her city even recognize her?



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Rating: 4 Stars
My Review: Its over! I can not tell you how sad I am right now.  I have no more books in this series to read.  <insert my broken heart!  

This one was even better than the start of this series.  Worlds we shall go into!! I love that were still hopping into different worlds and so wished I could do that.  How far has Elena come from the first pages of book one and I was right along with her through it all.  I loved every page of this one and I am sad that it is over.  I hope the author comes back and does more set in this world. 

My name is Danny Bell. I want to tell stories and avoid writing author profiles. I read—when I should be interacting with people, I named my cat after a cat I liked in a book, I’m pretty sure I saw a ghost one time—though I’ll never admit it publicly, I’m too tall for the earth, and I’ve never eaten a vegetable. I lied about the vegetable part. Wait… is someone going to read this?

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Posted in: 4 Stars, Indie Published, Review, Young Adult