by Admin | Oct 13, 2014 | Unelmoija
Wonderfully written…
After reading Unelmoija: The Dreamshiter (see her review here) and Unelmoija: The Mindshifter (see her review here) author S.A. Molteni went on to read Unelmoija: The Spiritshifter. Here’s what she had to say about it:
It begins where the second book leaves off with Amy and her boyfriend, Duncan along with Amy’s sister, Kat at a Weeia conference. Unfortunately, a death occurs while they are at the conference and the three young Weeia see the body before the Weeia Elders alter the scene. What looks to be a “natural death” of a fellow Weeia named Loi becomes a mystery worthy of being solved by Amy and her friends.
After being ushered out of the room, Amy dreamshifts back into the room where Loi’s body is and tries to determine what the actual reason is for her friend’s death.
From what Amy can find out, Loi was an “amplifier” and one who can assist other Weeia with strengthening their abilities. Amplifiers are rare and Amy soon discovers that she may be one as well. This puts her life in danger once more and she is determined to uncover the true story behind Loi’s death. On this journey, she, Duncan and her sister, Kat discover much more than who killed Loi (and why).
As the story unfolds, Amy must stay under the radar of the Weeia Elders and what better way to do that than to be the lead singer in a band that will be playing at the Weeia Youth Conference? Right under the noses of the Elders, Amy hides in plain sight. This was an entertaining subplot in the book.
Although book three of the series is lighter than the first two, it still has many suspenseful and thrilling moments. The characters are maturing quite nicely and coming to terms with their multitude of abilities.
This latest book does stand on its own, but I would suggest that the reader read the first two (Unelmoija: The Dreamshifter and Unelmoija: The Mindshifter) before this one.
S.A. Molteni is the author of several award-winning short stories including Fade to Gray, Her Name Was Half Calf and A Special Bull. You can find her at http://samolteni.blogspot.com/
by Admin | Oct 9, 2014 | Unelmoija
Intriguing fantasy adventure
‘Unelmoija: The Timeshifter’ is the fourth book in Boca’s Weeia series about a young woman called Amy, who is super human and has been developing new abilities.
The book gets off to a thrilling start as Amy’s adventure continues. Her latest ability is an intriguing one as it soon becomes clear that her time-shifting episodes could alter the past. Her romance with Duncan is also a big part of this book and this side of things is very well handled.
The book had a slow-paced middle after a thrilling start but it picks up the pace again towards the end, with suspense growing towards the conclusion. The ending was very tense and shocking this time around. I can’t wait to see how it all ends now and I hope the last book will be coming out soon.
Overall this is another enjoyable read with an interesting story and great characters. Recommended to fans of paranormal romance!
Sharon Stevenson, author, The Gallows Novels and After Death Series
by Admin | Sep 29, 2014 | Unelmoija
Thanks to Sheri Wilkinson, one of the first to read and review Unelmoija: The Timeshifter, for this insightful five-star review!
A fantastic read. I was hooked from the first page. I highly recommend to all!
In the fourth installment of the Weeia series Amy finds herself with a new power. Also things are not quite right in her life. She must be careful on what she does, so she can get back to the present. What is wrong with her? Will she be able to find out?
With the help of her man Duncan and her family, they try to figure out what is going on with Amy and how to “fix” her. They face many dangers, who can be trusted, who can not? One thing is for sure, her friends and family will stand by her no matter what, and they will stop at nothing to help Amy.
A fast paced adventure/fantasy. I loved Amy in the previous books, and I still love her now. I really enjoyed the originality, and the new developments in Amy’s life. This is not just a fantasy, but a story of friendship, family and love. I highly recommend Unelmoija: The Timeshifter to those who love a great fantasy/adventure/romance. I was hooked from the first page until the last!
Sheri A. Wilkinson, reader
by Admin | Sep 22, 2014 | Unelmoija
Heart-racing urban legend
Amy gains her time-shifting ability in the most annoying way possible. Nothing is safe, as whatever she does in the past can have big repercussions in the present. Even worse, the Elders have not stopped worrying about her and her friends, and the toxin in her body is messing with her abilities.
In other words, a day as usual in the world of Amy, the Weeia who has abilities beyond the already impressive ones of her people. Having read all four installments in the Unelmoija series, I was happy to discover that Timeshifter continues to excite and draw in the reader from the beginning, with a tense opening scene, designed to get the heart racing.
The ending was no less shocking, with Boca setting the scene for the fifth (and final?) book in the series. I’m already looking forward to it!
Nicholas C. Rossis, epic fantasy author, Pearseus series
by Admin | Sep 16, 2014 | Unelmoija
A Darker, Grittier Side of Miami
Soon after completing Unelmoija: The Dreamshiter (see her review at Author gives Dreamshifter another five star review) S.A. Molteni read Unelmoija: The Mindshifter. Here’s what she had to say when she finished:
Unelmoija: The MindShifter by Elle Boca is written with a dramatic and suspenseful flair, exposing the darker, grittier underground world of human trafficking in Miami.
Although this second book in the series stands on its own, it is helpful to read the first book before this one. This second book in the Weeia series picks up right where book one leaves off.
Amy is taking it easy in Miami and spending a weekend with two of her friends (Krissa and Lily) to celebrate the end of classes for their latest college term. That is is until Lily is drugged in a bar and is kidnapped by traffickers. With Krissa’s help, Amy is determined to find Lily and what is uncovered is more than both Krissa and Amy bargain for in this fast-paced, thrilling drama.
I especially liked the character development of Amy’s sister, Kat and the back-story behind what happened to her during the kidnapping and subsequent captivity when Kat and Amy’s mother were kidnapped in book one. The author does a great job in filling in the blanks and answering the questions from the first book.
I would recommend this book to those readers who like urban fantasy novels. This one is certainly a good read and perfect to read right after the first one.
S.A. Molteni, author of several award-winning short stories including Fade to Gray, Her Name Was Half Calf and A Special Bull
http://samolteni.blogspot.com/
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