Mini Review: Revolution (Elemental Paladins #6) by Montana Ash

Hello Avid Readers. Today, I’m sharing my thoughts about Revolution by Montana Ash. Book 6 in her highly addictive adult paranormal romance series, Elemental Paladins.

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Montana Ash was one of the attending authors at RARE19 in London. It was the first books signing event that I’d been to. I loved meeting and chatting to her and came away with some wonderful goodies. Although it’s taken me almost two months to get this far in the series, I love that I’ve found a new favourite author. 🙂

So, what did I think about Revolution?

A Tale Of Mixed Emotions In This Penultimate Book

Once again, the story in this penultimate instalment kept me hooked. I couldn’t put Revolution down!

As I’ve said before, I’m a big fan of Montana Ash’s writing style. I love the pace she sets her plots and the balance she creates in her gripping stories between heartfelt emotion, action and humour. The characters she has created in the Elemental Paladins world are complex rather than stereotypical. They also exhibit personality traits that I crave, intelligence, camaraderie and humour. Whilst also having a predisposition to love unconditionally even when they’re damaged or flawed by their life experiences.

Revolution brought out a mix of emotions; fear, fury, yummy tingles and yes, I did bawl my eyes out (no, I won’t tell you how often or when, so stop asking). However, I also smiled and chuckled out loud plenty of times too, usually at the banter between the members of Max’s rather unique Order. 😉

Revolution is the sixth book in this series and centres around the romance between Bey and Jazz as well as continuing the background story threads. As expected we do see some threads neatly tied off and our questions answered satisfactorily. However, not everything is concluded: There’s still one more story to be told.

I’d happily recommend Revolution to adults who love stories about the value of quiet, inner strength. Passionate adult paranormal romances with emotional story-lines about the bonds of true friendship, over-coming prejudices and seeing with your heart not just your eyes.

Thanks for stopping by and taking the time to read my mini review for Revolution. I hope I’ve sparked your interest, not only in this book but in Montana Ash too.

Bye for now,

Flora x