Sacrifice
Elemental book 5
By Brigid Kemmerer
Date Read
Dec 8 - 12
2024
Listened through Hoopla
7 hrs 45 min
Blurb:
Earth. Fire. Air. Water.
One misstep and they lose it all. For the last time.
Michael Merrick understands pressure. He's the only parent his three brothers have had for years. His power to control Earth could kill someone if he miscalculates. Now an Elemental Guide has it in for his family, and he's all that stands in the way.
His girlfriend, Hannah, understands pressure too. She's got a child of her own, and a job as a firefighter that could put her life in danger at any moment.
But there are people who have had enough of Michael's defiance, his family's 'bad luck'. Before he knows it, Michael's enemies have turned into the Merricks' enemies, and they're armed for war.
They're not interested in surrender. But Michael isn't the white flag type anyway. Everything is set for the final showdown.
Four elements, one family. Will they hold together, or be torn apart?
Pre read Thoughts:
Michael's story, I've been waiting for this one. Maybe it's because he is the one adult in this situation. And also Hannah would be cool to see her perspective on things especially since she has James and we have no idea who the father is and if he might be one of them. So far they have killed 2 known guides and now have a war. On their hands. The guides know about hunter and Becca now and Becca's dad. And that there is a literal army of pre-teen elementals that could get themselves killed.
Time for the final showdown.
Post read Thoughts:
We lost Hunter, like how, why, what no none of them were supposed to die.
It was an interesting end to the series. It feels like it's not over like there could be so much more but this is the end of the series.... supposedly.
As far as my thoughts on the entire series. It was very high school. There was a lot of high school type drama. but if I had read this in high school my friend group would have read it too and each one of us would have had our own brother that we claimed as ours, writing their names in our notebooks with hearts and everything.
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