Books in the Elementals series

Everyone in Vallen knows that ice wolves and scorch dragons are sworn enemies who live deeply separate lives. So when twelve-year-old orphan Anders takes one elemental form and his twin sister, Rayna, takes another, he wonders whether they are even related. Still, whether or not they're family, Rayna is Anders's only true friend.

Sometimes believing is seeing.Ka Waylon is determined to retrieve the third stone which will restore her fractured personality: the Wood stone. Accompanied by her boyfriend, Sloan Braden, they travel back to the Elemental Abyss.Only the Imminent Darkness is seeping into the other lands, bringing chaos and destruction in its wake. Ka and Sloan travel to the Land of Wood where they must venture to the Fairy Grove and meet the Fairy King in order to find the stone that they seek.But in the Land of Wood not everyone is a friend and the Fairy King’s secrets could put everyone in jeopardy.Deceit, loyalty, and your deepest fears await in the Land of Wood.

Ka Waylon travels to the Land of Water in order to retrieve the 4th Elemental Stone, but she soon learns that not everyone will give up the stones willingly and that blood isn't always thicker than water.

Tensions are at an all-time high in the final book of this rip-roaring adventure series about siblings with magical shapeshifter powers, from New York Times bestselling author Amie Kaufman. Though Anders and his friends have delayed a war between ice wolves and scorch dragons, their mission is far from over. With adults on both sides looking for them, they’ve sought refuge in Cloudhaven, a forbidden stronghold that could hold the key to saving their home. Meanwhile, Holbard has been ravaged, and its citizens are reeling. Many have been forced into bleak camps outside the city, and food is running short. To rebuild Vallen and unite scorch dragons, ice wolves, and humans, Anders and Rayna must put everything on the line…before the damage done is beyond repair. But the price of peace may hit closer to home than they could’ve ever imagined.