#BookReview: Where the Lightning Goes (The Impossible Series #1) by Jackary Salem thanks to @Netgalley

Synopsis: After a powerful wizard tears Elle’s soul apart and steals her memories, she’s locked in a house to rot. Her only remaining memory is of falling from the sky, though even that raises more questions than it answers. Upon her escape, she falls into a world that’s equal parts vicious and beautiful. Magic is everywhere, everyone is out for themselves, and every truth is accompanied by a lie. Her lack of memories grows maddening and painful. She’s positive that the key to recovering her memories is in the sky-castle from her dreams, but getting there will require magic she doesn’t have. Traversing an enchanted painting, stealing a sword from a dragon’s den, and outwitting a demon are only the beginning. And this time, she’s got more than freedom and memories on the line.

Without magic, there is no survival.



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Rating: 3 Stars
My Review: This was your basic young adult novel with magic.  I don't think it really brought anything new to the collection of fantasy stories but it was worth the read. The characters were all there and fully developed and the magical system worked well for the story.  But it didn't really have anything to set it apart from others of its kind.  

Jackary Salem is a fantasy author from Kingsport, Tennessee. She majored in neuroscience at Berea College with equal emphasis in biology and psychology. Her passions are writing, developmental editing, and her cat Chihiro. She blogs the actionable information contained in nonfiction books (https://www.jackarysalem.com/too-busy-for-books). You can contact her or sign up for her newsletter at www.jackarysalem.com and follow her on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook (@Jackary_Salem). She responds to every message and would love to hear from you!

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