Perfect Storms

Storms of Blackwood, Book 4

By: Elle Middaugh

Narrated by: Vanessa Moyen, Zachary Johnson

Alexis Ravenel. Vengeful. Virtuous. Victorious queen?

The Storm King is the ultimate evil.

He’s abused and tortured innocent citizens. He’s murdered people my princes and I love and care about. And he’s about to get what’s coming to him.

But first, we must save Blackwood Kingdom from international war. Fae, sirens, and harpies are coming to destroy us, and short of a divine intervention, I’m not sure how we’re going to survive it. Our only hope is amassing enough allies to give us a fighting chance.

If we can somehow pull a miracle out of thin air, and actually live long enough to face the wicked king, then I swear I will fulfill the destiny granted to me the moment I received my powers.

I will kill the king, even if it’s the last thing I ever do!

Perfect Storms is the final book in the Storms of Blackwood series - a fast burn, RH, paranormal romance. 18+.

©2020 Elle Middaugh (P)2020 Elle Middaugh

What a fun and surprising series!

This is the fourth and final book in the Storms of Blackwood series. If you have not read the previous books, please do so, starting with book 1.

There is a lot going on in this book! Alexis and the Storms are facing so much at once! There were a lot of twists and turns I did not see coming. Zeus also had a bigger part in the conclusion than I expected.

Narration was excellent and brought the story to life. It is always amazing when we have a male and female narrator.

There were a lot of ups and downs in this series but the conclusion was very unique and different than what I was expecting. Elle delivered a HEA and more.

So so so good

It was a great series. It made want more and more but didn’t leave me unsatisfied

Great conclusion

Such a great conclusion to this series. I’ve enjoyed the series and this wraps it up nicely. And it still brings in the heat!!

A really good listen with a few small complaints

I actually really loved these characters and this story line. It made me laugh out loud at certain things and even tear up when the boys moms died. By the end of the story it did feel slightly rushed almost as if the writer was working on a deadline. But all in all it was a good series. The Vanessa Moyen was a slightly different story. There were times I had to in and slow down the reading because it was like she was just reading as fast as she could. All in all it was worth the credit though.

Great series ending!

WOW! I don't how Elle does it, but she outdid herself AGAIN. Perfect Storms was the best book yet!

There's so many plot twists and so much action that you get totally sucked into this world. It definitely sends this series out with the final salute it deserves!
Also, I can't leave out the steamy scenes. Holy Hades...they are hot and heavy and totally panty-melting. You don't want to miss this book - and the entire series! What are you waiting for?

And, as always, Vanessa and Zach do an incredible job of bringing these characters to life!

Amazing finish

Now that was a finally! Most books similar to this would have ended with a baby as a HEA but not this one! I personally loved the HEA that did happen, and no I'm not going to give it away. I loved the series and the narrators did wonderful work and made it even better. I look forward to seeing what's next from the author

The end, or is it?

Alexis & her princes are busy building alliances and do their best to find their happy endings. The Gods have some interesting moments and the King comes to justice. The story end leaves it open for another series.

What an ending!!!!

Finally, here's the ending to wrap up all of the other books, what a way to end it! Intrigue, struggle, frustration and some happiness. That ending though.....wonderful but I can't wait for more!!!!

A HEA

I like how the book was left open for the possibility of a new series with these characters.

Good Series

This is a very good series. I wish the male narrator had more to do with it all. Also it sounds like there should be more considering the epilog.