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Water Witch Witches of Etlantium Book 1 edition by Thea Atkinson Mystery Thriller Suspense eBooks

This is my 1st book by Thea Atkinson and it won't be my last !! She has created a very intriguing, mystifyingly bleak world for Alaysha to live in. Alaysha has the magical power over water, her father has used every evil trick in the book to make her use it to eradicate and punish his enemies, Alaysha can't help but feel there is something more, something she truly wants out there for her. It's not until Yenic crosses her path and offers to train her to control her "curse", does she start seeing it as a possible gift. It's difficult for Alaysha to climb out of her lonely pit of despair, especially with the townspeople's contempt and fear. But Alaysha with Yenic's help goes from an unfeeling, destructive killing machine a la "Terminator", to a young woman full of promise and ready to help those less fortunate than herself, including those who had treated her badly in the past. This is a fantastic 4🌟 read and great beginning to a new Adult Urban Magical series. Can't wait to see what happens in book 2.


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Water Witch Witches of Etlantium Book 1 edition by Thea Atkinson Mystery Thriller Suspense eBooks Reviews

I approached this ebook as an experiment. I am a long-time reader of fantasy, but neither female nor "new adult". I am also new to ebooks.

First, the good the story was fresh and compelling. I was surprised and disappointed when the narrative ended. One of the benefits of a physical book is that you have a visual clue to its length amd the amount left. The tone is noticeable "new adult", but not overbearingly so. The character is multi-faceted inexperienced, yet seasoned thru battle; evildoing, yet not evil. The character's search for clarity amidst inadequate, changing, and conflicting information, was reminiscent of C.J. Cherryh's characters.

Second, the bad the ebook production was flawed. Several times, I had difficulty moving to the next page--it kept returning to the read page. Illustrations (a map, a sketch) would have been nice. (This is more about ebooks in general than just this book)

Overall, a fun read. I look forward to the sequel.
What an intriguing character. Alaysha has an amazing power. She has no one to help train her until Nineteen. Is he friend or foe? Are the tribes she's been ordered to destroy by her Father, friend or foe.I'm looking forward to the next story.
Thea Atkinson has created a world beyond belief!! Alaysha is one bad a** woman!! All her characters come together in this electrifying story that I blew thru all 4 books in no time!!! Thea gifted me with this series, so I can't leave a review for all the books, so it's all right here!!! I've never wanted to jump into a world as I did reading this series!! I'm utterly useless for words, yet this series is stunningly beautiful, mysterious, sexy, sensual, gripping and just WOW!!! BRILLIANT writing from page one right to the end!!! I'm so very thankful to Thea Atkinson for gifting me more than just books!! She helped me escape to a very magical world and I finally am able to breathe...you're never going to want this series to end!!!
I was glad to see Alyasha’s circumstances change. Her life started out hard and lonely and I was glad she gained companions in Aedus, Browyn, and Yenic throughout the novel. It was nice to see her find people she wanted to protect. Despite these new connections Alyasha was still distrustful. That being said, this was a little too dark for my taste. A lot of people die, others are cruel, and it's overall not a place I would want to spend my time. The story is left open to continue in book 2.
I like this book. Its very different but I like it. The world is dark and bleak but somehow familiar. The characters are dark, well imagined and compelling. The struggle for truth and good is written on every page. I loved ashalyns fight for her freedom and the her search for love and her place in the world. Her life is balanced on the edge of a knife. One push could unbalance her and destroy her and the world. I am conflicted by two characters, Yuri her father and yenic the young man she was to kill. They both confess to have her best interests but both gain much by manipulating her for their own gain. Its a very compelling story that I plan to keep reading. I am pleasantly surprised by this book.
Alaysha has been used and abused as a killing machine by her father, Yuri the Conqueror. She has undergone brutal training sessions to strip her of any emotional response to the destruction and death she causes with her magic. She's a pawn in a grand scheme, but when she meets Yenic, a survivor from one of the villages she decimated, her worldview begins to change. Alaysha starts down the dangerous path to find out who she really is and to know her heritage, but who can she trust--her father whose love she craves or a stranger who seems to know her?

From the opening sentence The call of the vulture is what brought Alaysha back, I was hooked. Brought her back from what? The more I read, the more gripping and all-consuming this book became. I didn't want to stop reading. Alaysha had latched onto my psyche and wouldn't release me until I knew her suffering--the continual pain of rejection she felt at the hands of her father, the utter contempt by everyone in her village and her abject loneliness. A loneliness ingrained so deep within her that it hurts to breathe. This is the masterful storytelling of Ms. Atkinson as she guides you through the story. The secondary characters, Yuri, Yenic and Aedus are just as engrossing and will keep you turning the pages until the final word. This is one of the best fantasy series I've read in a long time. If you're looking to get lost in a world full of magic, angst, deception, love and betrayal, this book is the one to buy. Highly Recommended.
This is my 1st book by Thea Atkinson and it won't be my last !! She has created a very intriguing, mystifyingly bleak world for Alaysha to live in. Alaysha has the magical power over water, her father has used every evil trick in the book to make her use it to eradicate and punish his enemies, Alaysha can't help but feel there is something more, something she truly wants out there for her. It's not until Yenic crosses her path and offers to train her to control her "curse", does she start seeing it as a possible gift. It's difficult for Alaysha to climb out of her lonely pit of despair, especially with the townspeople's contempt and fear. But Alaysha with Yenic's help goes from an unfeeling, destructive killing machine a la "Terminator", to a young woman full of promise and ready to help those less fortunate than herself, including those who had treated her badly in the past. This is a fantastic 4🌟 read and great beginning to a new Adult Urban Magical series. Can't wait to see what happens in book 2.