Witch Fury (Elemental Witches, #4)

Witch Fury (Elemental Witches #4)

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Nothing's worse than a warlock scorned...

Sarafina Connell is having the worst week of her life. It takes an even darker turn when an infamous playboy kidnaps her and reveals a world she never knew existed...

It's a world where magick is real, and where Sarafina is given a chance to join a secret cabal that is bent on gaining absolute power. They could use a woman like her—a...more
Mass Market Paperback, 294 pages
Published June 2nd 2009 by Berkley Sensation
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Starry
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Fangs for the Fantasy
So I’ve finished Anya Bast book 4 and with it the entire series (it felt like an ending, I don’t think she could write a book in the same series though I know she’s written others)

And there was LESS sex. Still a lot of sex, but less. I was actually glad of this, I’ve always said that Anya Bast actually has a great world and a great story if she’d only cut down on all the excessive shagging. But without the endless shagging other annoyances became apparent - the tropes were annoying – big strong...more
Marsha
Witch Fury is the best of the four Elemental Witches books. The author, Anya Bast found just the right mix of action, intrigue and romance to make the book an exciting read. Sarafina Connell has had a difficult life. Early in her childhood, her father abandoned his family. Then, at the tender age of eight Sarafina's insane mother (a religious zealot and fire witch) attempts to kill her. After her mother literally spontaneously combust, Sarafina is placed in foster care and goes to live with Rose...more
HellKat ^_~ Courtney
This book is about Sarafina as much as it is about Theo. Sarafine is kidnapped by Duskoff International’s head guy Stefan. She is shown the world of magic and told of Stefan’s plans to have absolute power. She wants no part of it and fears she may not have a choice. Meanwhile the Coven plans a raid on Duskoff and asks Theo to help. There he finds Sarafina, who he mistakes for a warlock and takes back to the Coven headquarters to question. Soon he finds out that she was abducted and the memory of...more
Joy
I liked this story and it was unexpected since I wasn't really fond of Theo. A new witch is introduced, Sarafina, like Mira was unaware of her true nature as a fire witch. It started off slow but I was intrigued when Theo mistook Sarafina for a warlock.

I also appreciated the story progress and the character developments, but Theo really took a long time to let go. Sarafina adapted quite well, after the hysteria. She's one of those heroines I like because of her resilience. The demons (Atrika) to...more
Natasha
Witch Fury is the fourth and final installment in the Elemental Witches series by Anya Bast. Let me tell you, it was amazing! It was my favorite of the series.
If you haven't read the first three, that's okay. You won't have the background information on enemies and such, but it's not such a loss that you won't understand whats happening. I read book 2 first then 4(this one), and now I'm on book 3 and I can read along just fine. Mostly because each story is a new pair of main characters. But it w...more
Rachel
This is the second book I've read by Anya Bast and I loved it! The first was ok, but it got a little long and didn't really "grab" me, however this one I sped through in less than a day. I enjoyed the Coven/witch world that the author created, though at times there were quite a lot of fae type characters to keep track of, however I did jump in in the middle of the series.

For me what really makes a book is the chemistry between the hero and heroine. I thought they clicked well right away and ther...more
Jackie (Literary Escapism)
I really enjoyed Witch Fury and I wish it wasn’t the end of the Elemental Witch series. Everything was wrapped up nicely (maybe too nicely?) and everyone ended up with their happy endings. Well, sorta. During the ultimate battle, something does occur to our favorite researcher, Micah, and while there is a hint to his HEA, we don’t know if he for sure gets it. However, for those who want more of Micah and the other witches, Anya has posted a free story called Micah’s Magick at her website. I have...more
Cindy
Having read the first three in this series, I tried very hard to like this one. Don't get me wrong, it was okay - but this one just seemed a tired rehash, like the author just couldn't get the same intensity. Theo and Sarafina are good characters and the plot should be exciting - hey, it's a battle to the end between the Duskoff and the Coven - but I just couldn't get into it.

Some of my annoyance was due to continuity issues - don't authors have proofreaders and editors anymore? There was one s...more
Allison Warkentien
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Cj
I dunno, maybe it's me?
I know that the witch series is well written.
I wanted to like it more.

But, I'm not a fan of science fiction/romance.
And even though there were a few hurrah moments, I most certainly am not into gore type violence.

The romance was sexy.
The violence was gritty and hideous. I don't enjoy reading about acid like blood, red eyes, sharp rolls of teeth, and raw meat breath. It is just not pleasant.

The constant killing/kidnapping thing is just too much drama for the joy.

If yo...more
Merica
Sarafina, a young woman who has just lost her adoptive mother and is having the most normal life as anyone else in the world. One day she was taken from her home by strange men led by none other than Stefan. The leader of a group of evil witches. She realizes that magic exists and so do witches. Stefan shows her just what kind of witch they both are. During his chance to get Sarafina to join his organization of witches, another organization called the Coven breaks in to rescue another witch. In...more
Darcy
Jun 21, 2009 Darcy rated it 4 of 5 stars
Shelves: 2009
I thought this was a good book and a good end to the series. I liked how upbeat Sarafina was, it was a good contrast to Theo. He has always been an interesting characther in the series and I was glad to learn more about him. I loved the battles and the reality of where people got "hurt" in the battles, and while it was bad for them, at least they made it out alive. I loved the punishment that was vetted out for Stephan, very fitting for a man that was so evil. Can't wait to read more of this aut...more
Tiffany
I really loved it! Glad she was able to bring Theo joy and love. Theo really needed it! I was kinda disappointed they had to kill Bai the Demon, I really liked him. Its finally great Stefan loses his magic and sent to Eudae. I was so angry that he took a lot of the Coven's magic away! And I was really not happy when Isabelle's mother lost her magic or Micah! It made me cry! But the romance was awesome and heavy! I am also happy they are having a baby in the book! If you guys like Paranormal Roma...more
Jennifer (a.k.a The Book Nympho)
You have the usual push and pull between Sara and Theo. I love her but I’m not good for her, I love him but he breaks my heart. Blah, blah. Throw in some super hot sex scenes and that pretty much sums up the romance part. {I’m really cutting down the plot of the romance but I’d have to say Sara and Theo are my favorite couple of the series.}

There is some action pack fight scenes as well; magick being thrown around, a few be-headings.

We get to see what the other couples are up to in this final in...more
Barbara ★
I was disappointed in this story. I just couldn't get into it. I don't like Sarafina - she comes across as a TSTL female who you just want to smack. And Theo is usually my kind of hero - gorgeous, bossy, alpha. So I can't figure why I'm not liking this. Maybe it's just that there is no real chemistry between Sarafina and Theo. There was more chemistry between Sarafina and Stefan, the bad guy.

Why do all authors feel the need to put an anal sex scene in their books now? Since when is that acceptab...more
Zoe
The character and personality of Theo was just great. Him ans Micah where always my favourite through the series so I enjoyed the edition in the series the best. Ms. Bast perfectly captures the image of a dark brooding personality that, when delved into is a wealth of emotional turmoil while also utterly sweet. It ended just how I wanted it too. My favourite in the series. Loved it! X
Dawn Bursey
book 4 for the Elemental Witches series. This book was a good one. the beginning was a little lagging but good all the same.

The whole series collectively I really would give 5 stars. Anya is a wonderful writer. I will definately look for more of her books.

Just when you thought it was over.
There is one more book to this series. Micah's story. Its a short one. One that can be read in 30 minutes or less.
T.J. Michaels
Oooooh this book was good! I really like the way we finally got to learn what was going on with Theo. In all of the books, since the first in the series, we get glimpses of him. This book tells all his business! I still think Claire from the previous book is my favorite heroine in the series so far (though I like them all), but now Theo is definitely my favorite hero.
Jayme
Soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo disappointed with this series. Became monotonously predictable, WAY too much sex(and I like a little dirty business in my books) and not enough about the magick or character development. I like a strong woman protagonist and these witches just didn't do it for me. I think they tried but it just didn't work. Plus they were way too submissive during the sex scenes. And don't get me started on the number of times that Bast uses the word "cock"!
Shannon
A very nice wind up to a fun series! Seraphina was definately one of my more favorite witches.

Spoilers...

I was pleased that Stefan was banished and his powers removed. A much more fitting punishment for him.
Cher
This book felt like the end. I wasn't impressed with Theo or the main character. I think all loose ends were wrapped up and I'd be pretty shocked if another book comes in ths series.
Tammy
I actually liked this one better than the other 3 in this series. It was a little racier and had a pretty good plot. I liked the main characters a bit more than the others.
Laura Pilcher
Climax of the series with the Dukoff and Atrika mouting a war against the coven and the good daemons (cant remember their name somehing like yari lol. It all comes to a really good final battle and the series is rounded off really nicely (i'm assuming there is not going to be any more books in this series but i would love to see Micah find happiness).
♥¸.•*´Tanya`*•.¸♥
I've enjoyed the series and once again I've enjoyed reading part of the series. I feel with the way the story ended though its not the end of the series that there is still unfinished business. This is my least favorite of the series so far. Not that I didn't like the book its just I like the others better.
Rhiannon
really enjoyed. Was interesting series and concept. too much sexyness though and not enough story telling, as with a lot of urb fantasy / para romance.
Erin O'Riordan
I didn't finish it, but not because it was a bad book. I typically enjoy stories with elemental witches, and the plot involving a good coven fighting a bad coven was an interesting one. I can't quite put my finger on why this book and I didn't connect, but it wasn't the quality of the writing. We just didn't click.
Michele bookloverforever
another hidden witch who suddenly finds out what and who she is. I did not enjoy this one as much as the other 2 of the series that I read. Happy ending.
Kathy Davie
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Jess
Another great book to the series.. but this one had a sense of finality to it. I'm wondering if she's ending this series with this one.
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Anya Bast is the author of numerous works of romantic fiction, mostly all paranormal and mostly all scorching hot. She lives in the country with her husband, daughter, eight cats, a dog, and an odd assortment of rescued animals.

She grew up in Minnesota and still favors the colder climates. After high school she moved to the southeast United States where she attended college. While in graduate scho...more
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