Flight Review

Title: Flight

Author: Alyssa Rose Ivy

Book: (The Crescent Chronicles, #1)

Pages: 268

Rating: 5/5

So the cover of the book is a bit weird since the guy's face looks kind of squashed but the book was amazing! I loved it and kind of want to visit New Orleans now...still a dangerous city but it sounds fun in this book. Honestly didn't expect this much from a free book that I got on my Kindle...
Allie and her friend Jess go to New Orleans because Allie's dad has offered them a job working at his hotel there. Needless to say that her father is loaded. There she encounters Levi and his band of friends. Jess makes a mistake with one of them and goes home as fast as she could leaving Allie with Levi.
They know it is just a summer romance but they plan to make the best of it even if Levi isn't entirely human. He is a type of shifter and his ancestors could turn into crows but now they are only able to sprout rather large wings. Though Allie has sworn off guys she can't help but fall for him. Turns out there are all kinds of things lurking in New Orleans; vampires, werewolves, etc.
One night a few weeks before she is to return home Levi gives her a ring but he doesn't tell her what it means. They go to bed together and when he leaves and she meets with a friend who tells her its true meaning, and panics. She makes an unfortunate mistake and is captured by werecougars (or something like that) who want to sell her off to the highest bidder. After all she is now Levi's mate, and he can only have one.
Will she get back safely to New Orleans? Does she have to remain there with Levi or risk the consequences of leaving? Will she be able to love Levi after this unforgivable betrayal?
So freaking awesome! Unfortunately I can't seem to get on Amazon to buy the second... and third one, though I barely have enough to buy the second one. I so can't wait to get it! :D

About The Author

Alyssa Rose Ivy is a bestselling New Adult and Young Adult author who loves to weave stories with romance and humor. Although raised in the New York area, she fell in love with the South after moving to New Orleans for college. After surviving law school and earning her masters in library science, she turned back to her creative side and decided to write. She lives in North Carolina with her husband and two young children, and she can usually be found with a cup of coffee in her hand.