Flak is the first book I have read by this author. Honestly, I was not sure what to expect but I was pleasantly surprised.

Synopsis: Be careful what you wish for - you might just get it. Ben yearned to be part of Christian’s Tribe, but he wasn’t one of the chosen. Enter Ta'xet, Haida God of Violent Death who claims him as his host. Emily, a witch in search of her missing brother, made a risky deal with a demon. Now, out of options, she must join forces with the attractive, but a scarily unhinged, teenager who clearly has problems of his own.

Unbeknown to the pair, Ben’s transformation has attracted the attention of an enemy from the past, and the entire Tribe finds themselves the target of an exiled Guide and a Demon intent on manipulating time to change the past. Ben and his Tribe must risk everything to keep the past where it belongs, but at what cost?

First DNF in a very long time. I wanted so badly to like this. I loved the backstories and the world but could not get into the writing style. There were WAY to many sentences that that started with "I". I know it is written in first person but the repetitiveness of the sentence structure made it a very choppy read for me.

If you don'd mind a little stutter and stop then this is I'm sure an amazing story.

~I received this book through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review~