Review: A Fate So Cold

A Fate So Cold by Amanda Foody
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Domenic has been waiting for a wand to bond with him, but when the greatest Summer wand chooses him after 100 years of being dormant, he knows the war that approaches is not the usual type.  Ellery has also been chosen, and they believe they are destined to fall in love.  That is, until they discover that the Chosen are not meant to be on the same side; they are enemies.  As winter progresses and battles continue, the Chosen learn that the only way this war will end is if one kills the other.

A Fate So Cold is a duology of the same name.  This fantasy takes readers into a new world with new magic, yet the story is easy to understand, and the characters are relatable.  The romance does push the envelope some, but now that the book is over, I don’t remember feeling it was too graphic.  Although this is listed as a duology, the primary story has a satisfactory conclusion, and the next book will take it further (there is no cliffhanger).  

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