Regeneratus – Good (final?) book in the series.

Regeneratus.
Chronicles of an Urban Elemental, #6.
By Auburn Tempest.
My rating ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ out of 5 stars.

Watch out, Montreal! The Quebec Quint is about to embark on their most epic adventure yet.

Set to protect the surviving elementals, my siblings and I spread the word through the network of empowered guilds that we’re leaving our lives in the Human Realm behind. With Sasobek on the loose and the hostile opposition to Briar fulfilling his destiny as the true king of Litaui, our new beginnings will be hard won.

But hey, what else is new?

A maniacal sister, an empowered object that siphons elemental powers, and a nefarious necromancer stand in our way as we fight to reclaim our heritage and live in peace.

History is poised to repeat itself as the elemental kingdoms face a Poreskoro threat yet again, but this time Gareth will get his chance to confront the shadows of the past and right the wrongs that have haunted him for decades.

Get ready for another thrilling ride in the sixth installment of the Chronicles of an Urban Elemental series, Races Rekindled.

This was a good book in the series. For me this series has been alternating between three and four (barely) stars. This is another four (barely) stars one.

The battle between Jules and her friends and that unhinged Poreskoro bitch is continuing towards its conclusion.

In between the various elementals are starting to reclaim their ancient lands and there is a lot of discovery, friendship making (especially for Briar, and, of course, a lot of magical fighting.

I quite like Jules as well as her friends but I think what I liked the most with this book is that the Poreskoro bitch finally got a good spanking, by none other than daddy.

I get the feeling that this might be the last book in the series even though it in no way put a definite end to Jules story. There were some revelations, quite predictable revelations I have to say, which in my mind could very well make for some interesting material for future books.