Thank you so much for the opportunity to read this book. Unfortunately, while the blurb really interested me, I have been unable to get into the book.

*I received a free copy by NetGalley

Convergence is not an easy book to summarize. It is weird and shows as much paranormal as a fantasy book should. At first I was kind of meh, but it got better as the plot advanced. So even if you get stuck in the first few pages, you should keep on with it, it's definitely worth it!

Very good read. This was a different take on the paranormal aspect. Great character development and well written. Looking forward to the next in the series. 3.75 stars

Wow – what an intro to a huge new world! We’ve got paranormals, MIB, giant bird things, and so much I can’t even wrap my head around. This was definitely a deep dive into the world of magic and mayhem.

Solstice is a reporter for a paranormal paper. It would be pretty strange if she hadn’t grown up around magic. In this world, when normal are confronted with magic they easily rationalize it all away. Some people, however, are more open to seeing it. All of that changes when “the convergence” happens, putting a whole mess of magical beings front and center for all the world to see.

There’s a bunch of madness, kidnapping, magic, and maybe even some romance jammed into this introduction to Solstice’s world. The larger story has to do with nothing big, just saving the world (and herself) from some dark forces. I’m sure that this will end up being a much larger story in the books to come, but this was definitely a satisfying start.

While a quick paced story, I didn't connect with Solstice. I felt that she was little mismatched and didn't really have a direction. She sort of irritated me. Other characters were ok, they came and went with not a lot of backstory, feeling or depth. Was a promising story though.

This author combo has created a world which is different from any other world I've explored. Solstice and Mr Moody make a great team. It's a nicely flowing book and couldn't believe that it ended when it did. I wanted more. Would highly recommend this book.