Meanwhile, throughout, we get to know Jane, and boy, is she a delight. Over the course of the six books in the series, Jane learns more about the hidden supernatural world, develops her powers, finds deep and meaningful friendships and connections, and at the same time, becomes embroiled in supernatural scheming and politics, has her life endangered countless times - and finds the love of her life. The biggest revelation? Jane’s mother was a selkie, and Jane herself is considered a halfling - half human, half supernatural, with magical powers and gifts that she could never have imagined. Jane’s world is completely rocked, and forever altered, when she stumbles upon a murder and gets caught up in the investigation.

Jane worries about her not-so-healthy father and works in the charmingly named Read It and Weep bookstore, has terribly low self-esteem, and escapes to the ocean for a swim whenever she needs a pick-me-up. When we first meet Jane in book one, Tempest Rising, she’s an introverted 20-something living in Rockabill, Maine, where she’s both ostracized and demonized for causing her high school sweetheart’s death - at least, that’s how the most vocal townies see it. Tempest Reborn is the eagerly anticipated final entry in Nicole Peeler’s hip, funny urban fantasy series about small-town girl Jane True, who is definitely a lot more than she appears to be. Question: How do you write a review for the sixth and final book in a series without giving away spoilers for the earlier books? Book Review: Tempest Reborn by Nicole Peeler

Tempest Rising by Nicole Peeler