Ellis' life drastically changed the day her sister died. Everyone started treating her differently, including her mother. She's trying to hold on until until college just a couple months away. Her mother has other plans for her though once she catches her room on fire by accident. She doesn't end up in the cozy reform school her mother intended. Now she's not only fighting the nightmares while sleeping, she has real live nightmares to battle. Levi and Ryker have been waiting for Ellis their whole lives. Now that they have her, they have to keep her protected.

Basically Ellis is a special supernatural who will end up with four protectors. She's a reincarnated Lilith and The Four are angels. There are a lot of people who want to harm her. They want her powers. They want to use what she can do for their own personal reasons. She has to trust Ryker and Levi, hunters, to keep her safe and teach her what she needs to know. Enter third brother Jake, the asshole. He's part supernatural himself and hates all things supernatural. He has good reason to though.

I really enjoyed this story. I think it has great potential. I don't normally rate or comment on grammatical errors in these reviews bc I normally get them before release. Since this one is already published though I am. I did drop down to a 4 star bc of these errors. I think a good beta read through would catch them and prevent that in the future.

I don't know that this part gets spoilerish but I'm gonna warn you anyway. I've seen so many people shy away from this book bc of the reviews on Amazon. I'm all about free speech and everyone having their opinion so I'm not hating on them in any way. I don't understand them though. Yes, Jake is an asshole. His reasoning for being an asshole is very clearly explained. Two reasons actually. He went through something very traumatic with supernaturals while young so he hates them. All of them. Second reason, he's destined to love Ellis. He has no choice. He wants a choice. I think that's where some reviewers may have had an issue bc nobody should ever be forced into anything. However, it's not that he doesn't like her, that he couldn't learn to love her on his own. He's not in love with someone else and forced to choose Ellis. It's no different than shifters who mate. There's no choice and sometimes they aren't happy about it, but they come around! It's drama, it's angst, it makes the stories interesting. So with all that said, I don't think you should let other reviews on Amazon keep you from reading this book. Make your own opinion about it.