Wizard for Hire fans, assemble! Book three is just about a month away and it's the best installment of the series. Obert Skye truly saved the best for last. That's right, Magic Required is ALMOST HERE. (Internal squeals.)

Get ready for the concluding novel in Frank L. Cole's Potion Masters: The Seeking Serum. This middle grade adventure is a must-read!

Me, everyday for the rest of my life: Okay WHY DIDN'T I START READING RICK RIORDAN'S BOOKS SOONER?

When I was in this age range, I was kind of a scaredy cat but still devoured the Goosebumps series. I remember when my dad's friend/co-worker gave me the entire series (his teenage daughter outgrew the series, just in time for preteen me to fully get into it) and the rest, as they say, was history.

The Eternity Elixir by Frank L. Cole | ★★★★☆ (4.5)


A copy of this novel was provided by the publisher in exchange for my honest review. This does not effect my thoughts in any way.

A truly fun middle grade read and the perfect start to a brand new trilogy. The Eternity Elixir is for more than just its target audience--it's fun for all ages; sprinkled with charming characters, delightful humor that's smartly woven into a high-stakes plot. Armed with a fascinating premise and a whole new world of Potion Masters (the crew at B.R.E.W. and most of main character Gordy's family are Elixirists) the story is impossible to put down.

From an essence of magic and science, to family (I love the Stitser family) and friendship (meet your new favourite trio: Gordy, Max and Adeline!) development, to the utter normalcy that other plot points bring into the story, and then straight to the tremendous significance the villains play into the story's central arch, The Eternity Elixir masters the art of storytelling. It has a little of everything, solidifying its versatility and appeal to its audience.

To put it simply? You should be reading this deeply imaginative gem of a story.