Colour Wielders Book One

Dawna Raver — 2013

Behind the Faerying Mysts, hidden from Mortal eyes, is a land where gods and creatures of myth and legend dwell. And in the Mortal Realm, their Princess is hidden away.Quinn Sinclair lives an ordinary life with her less-than-loving mother in Conifer, Colorado, clueless of her true nature. On the night of her birthday, a staggering betrayal sends her life spinning out-of-control. As she struggles to pick up the pieces, a vision of a man with haunting tourmaline-blue eyes begs her for help, and she is transported into a Magykal battle-forever changing her life.Arik Morgaine--Demigod bad boy and outcast of the Magykal Realm--tried to avoid contact with Princess Quinn for eighteen years, not wanting to make good on an old threat. But the fates have other plans. Arik can no longer deny his growing desire for Quinn, or the need to protect her from those wanting to control her burgeoning powers.Can the two of them come together and save the Magykal Realm from being destroyed by the Darkest of Magyks?New Adult. Recommended for 18 and above. Mature themes, sexual situations, and profanity..Note: Colour Wielders was originally published by Curiosity Quills. This independent release features a new cover and updated content for a more enjoyable read.

Reviews

Megan Williams@meganwilliams

Feb 24, 2022

The Pot. I thought the plot was so amazing and I loved the very idea of it. This book appealed to me in so many ways! I loved the way this book was put together and thought that the author did an amazing job of making this idea into a reality. I had a few problems with the book but I enjoyed it overall. One of the problems I had was Quinn’s reaction to Arik. I understood her instant attraction but I felt like she fell into the romance way too fast. Especially after finding out that her last boyfriend was from the Magykal Realm and set out to gain control of her. I just wished that she wouldn’t be so trusting. Quinn. I liked Quinn’s character in some cases, but in others I was a little wary to really understand her side of the story. I felt like after being betrayed so harsh, she should-be been a little more cautious with the next relationship she got into. I felt like she found out her boyfriend was trying to take control of her for her master, then she goes for the Scottish dude who is supposed to protect her but is in love with someone else, until finally she goes after Arik. I felt like she could never make up her mind and just got into relationships because she was trying to find someone to lover her to make up for her own mother not loving her. In some parts she was a psychotic mess with her emotions. Arik. Arik, however, I really enjoyed his character. Unlike Quinn, I really felt for Arik and loved his parts of the book. Arik was a guy who let others think the worst of him so he could save everyone. Arik was the perfect hero for this book and I loved his interactions with Quinn. Arik was just the perfect compliment to the story and he made me want to read more of the book. Overview. All in all I really enjoyed this book and thought that the author did a really good job at creating this book and story line. I hope to see another book in the series soon! I can’t wait to see where Quin and Arik’s story leads.