Welcome to the Epic Fantasy Series IMMORTALIS

 In a unique & creative offering, Immortalis will grab you from the start & keep you reading obsessively to the end. Wow! Just wow! How's that for a review? This book's filled with adventure, thrills, excitement & romance. I can't express how much I enjoyed it. Leah Lozano has done a great job of creating characters you'll connect with, relate to & truly come to care about, thinking of them long after the book's done. If that isn't a hallmark of a great author, I'm not sure what is. I highly recommend this book to anyone who enjoys a great work of fiction. I look forward to reading more in this very promising series by the obviously talented author. Leah, I hope you write fast! 

 This compelling fantasy will appeal to YA & adults alike. While struggling with loss & choosing between two men, Lina suffers from unusual visions. A formidable enemy believes she's the one in their prophecies & they're out to get her. In this intense, action-packed novel, you'll watch mighty powers battle for control in a world where the balance of light & dark is disturbed. But there's more than the seismic disorders & monumental war between creatures of darkness & light, for Lina's about to discover a truth that's been veiled for centuries. The writing is crisp & colorful. You'll love how the author explores the intense emotions of the protagonist. Lina's brave & compelling & her growth curve is very interesting-you'll enjoy following her through the different stages of conflict that's masterfully developed throughout the story. Leah Lozano comes across as an expert in 1st person narrative, immediately drawing you in. This is a tale I enjoyed greatly & I love that it's set against a turbulent universe where worlds coexist & collide. It's the kind of book that'll make you dream of light & dark, flying in the air, & waking up with sweat on your brows. Highly recommended! 

 This is wondrously written. Leah Lozano does a superb job of powerfully describing everything she writes so vividly that it awakens the five senses. Her writing style draws you into Lina's & Archos' worlds as she shifts between them & how they perceive each other, including their attractions, doubts, & secrets. When outside forces hunt Lina, she begins discovering things about herself that she doesn't want others to know, but some things she just can't hide. Ms. Lozano does a brilliant job of developing this romance, adding the surprises in store for Lina as other Immortals-good & evil-are folded into the mix. This is book one in the series & the end will leave you stranded high on a plateau... Your only salvation is the next installment. Brava Leah! 

 This easily fits into paranormal romance. Having said that, I enjoyed Immortalis immensely for the depiction of epic struggle between good & evil, light & dark, chaos & order. This struggle makes for great storytelling in the right hands & Leah Lozano has the right hands. She deftly weaves Immortalis in & out of our world & a realm where incredible beings with incredible powers battle for supremacy. Lina's a work in progress, but I found myself rooting for her & hoping desperately she'd make the right choices. I also like the men in her life, especially Archos. How great is a guy when the only thing bad you can say about him is he's too perfect? With several enchanted realms & a host of interesting characters, good & bad, Immortalis kept me turning the pages, & I'll definitely visit these characters & this reality again. Leah Lozano is a writer to watch. 

 The Immortalis are coming & Lina has something they desperately want. I loved the interesting characters & plot. I'll be looking for the next book in this series because I can't wait to read more. There's plenty of action & romance, a lot going on, yet you feel like you're in the middle of things, finding out more as you go, & a lot still left open. Immortalis is a book that I definitely recommend.

 IMMORTALIS: The Hunter by Leah P. Lozano continues the journey of Lina, a young woman burdened by prophecy and destiny, as she transitions from uncertainty into a new life shaped by divine legacy and supernatural threats. As the second book in the IMMORTALIS series, it builds upon the foundations of The Guardian, introducing heightened stakes, complex alliances, and growing tensions between free will and fate. Now twenty-one, Lina finds herself at the heart of a spiritual and cosmic upheaval. Her prophesied role as the Chosen One begins to manifest more clearly, aligning with significant celestial events and ancient expectations. The novel explores her evolution into a powerful figure in both ability and agency.
 

 Leah P. Lozano expands the world with mythological layers such as immortals, divine messengers, demonic forces, and the ever-present influence of Heaven and Hell. These elements integrate into modern settings, blending fantasy with spiritual themes. The character Severino, a powerful and morally ambiguous Hunter, adds fresh tension and complexity to the narrative, pushing Lina to confront external enemies and her inner doubts. Spiritual reflections are woven into the dialogue and narration, giving the book a meditative quality that complements the fantasy framework. While there is a clear Christian allegorical thread, it is handled with a light enough touch to remain inclusive for a broad audience. IMMORTALIS: The Hunter explores themes of identity, sacrifice, and divine purpose without losing its grounding in character-driven storytelling. The pacing quickens in the second half, setting the stage for climactic revelations while leaving room for the next volume to unfold. Fans of faith-based fantasy and coming-of-age sagas will find this installment spiritually rich and engaging.

 The Hunter is the second book in the IMMORTALIS series by Leah P. Lozano. It presents a rich, intricately woven world where immortals, mythical beings, and supernatural forces collide as one unlikely heroine struggles to take control of her destiny. Lina is a twenty-one-year-old woman who has visions of the future. Now, she finds herself caught in a dangerous web of immortals, gods, and dark magic. Following a tragic accident in which Archos, her mysterious neighbor and an immortal himself, seemingly strikes a man named Keraunos, Lina’s world undergoes a radical transformation. She navigates a perilous landscape of alliances, betrayals, and ancient legends while trying to save the man she believes is her destined love. As Lina uncovers hidden truths about her powers and the immortal realm, she must confront the conflicts between trust and suspicion, love and danger, and her identity. More worrying is the fact that her birthday coincides with an ancient prophecy.
 

 Leah P. Lozano’s epic fantasy features larger-than-life characters and an unusual intersection between physical life on Earth and the mythology of another world. Lina captivated me from the beginning of the story. She is well-developed and struggling with disturbing visions. The author injects suspense into the story, as premonitions keep you turning the pages and wondering what will happen next to Lina. Her struggles to sift reality from vision move the narrative in unexpected directions. The Hunter explores themes of destiny, power, and sacrifice. Throughout the story, Lina undergoes significant growth as she transitions from a confused, hesitant young woman into a confident, courageous heroine. Her evolving understanding of her abilities and past trauma pushes her to confront difficult truths about her family and her destiny. I enjoyed how other characters, like Archos and Keraunos, were deeply flawed and believable. The detailed worldbuilding gave me a strong sense of place, and the author skillfully blends the supernatural with everyday life. This character-driven fantasy is infused with enough suspense to keep you turning the pages.

 The Hunter by Leah P Lozano is the second book in the sweeping fantasy epic IMMORTALIS series, preceded by book one, The Guardian. In the first installment, a grieving Lina is thrust into an interstellar war through unsettling visions. Caught between a mysterious man from her dreams and a dangerous yet charming neighbor, she must uncover her origins, awaken her strength, and confront rebel forces who believe she fulfills a prophecy that could destroy everything. Now, in this sequel, Lina, no longer fully human, must leave Earth to fulfill a fate tied to an ancient prophecy. Pursued by myth and haunted by visions, she navigates a collapsing reality where gods watch closely. Her Guardian’s absence deepens the mystery as whispers grow louder and her power awakens with dangerous urgency. ‘He who is strong, he who is might, let him hunt unrelenting for you day and night.’
 

 IMMORTALIS: The Hunter by Leah P Lozano is a spectacular fantasy, and immortality, visions, and supernatural powers are embedded in the very human feelings of loss, confusion, and longing. Lozano pools these elements symbolically as well as literally, raising questions about fate, identity, and agency. Lina’s lifelong ability to see visions, with a series of disorienting spatial shifts, pushes her arc forward. Lozano never lets us forget that danger and the unknown are constants, whether it’s invisible enemies, an entity striking at Lina in a cabin, or the implications of a vampire’s “mark.” As something of an ancient history geek, my heart flutters a bit with nods that harken back to the ancient, especially with names and the use of Latin. I love the relationship dynamics, namely, Lina being caught between her fierce protectiveness over Gabe and her alliance with Archos, which is brilliantly executed. Overall, this is a series worth the time investment. Very highly recommended.

 IMMORTALIS: The Hunter by Leah P Lozano is a YA coming-of-age fantasy in which Lina is approaching her twenty-first birthday, but instead of celebration, she faces a transformation that separates her from humanity. Her future lies on another planet where her abilities must awaken following an ancient prophecy. Pursued by mythical forces, including a water nymph with lethal intent, Lina is forced to abandon her old life. Her Guardian’s role becomes uncertain as their relationship strains under pressure. Mysterious voices grow louder, watching her every move. One voice begins calling to her directly, disturbing her fragile sense of control. Her visions, once her only retreat, now unsettle her further. As familiar structures fall apart, Lina’s instincts sharpen, revealing a powerful message she can no longer ignore: the time for hiding is over.
 

 Leah P Lozano delivers a moody, atmospheric fantasy in IMMORTALIS: The Hunter, with sharp pacing that circumvents the usual baggage that sequels often have, and there’s a steady sense of unease that carries all the way through. The writing is polished and confident, with a style that favors gradual revelation over hand-holding, trusting readers to notice small details and draw their own conclusions. Rather than relying on exposition, Lozano uses dialogue, eerie imagery, and unsettling moments, as well as brief but potent lines that are organic to its larger mythology. The world feels lived-in with descriptions that hit with quiet force and characters who are totally realized, even if they are ancillary. Fans of darker fantasy who enjoy lengthier, more immersive reading will appreciate the careful construction and bite the IMMORTALIS series gives. 

 IMMORTALIS: The Hunter is the second book of Leah P. Lozano’s epic fantasy IMMORTALIS saga. The story picks up from the ending of IMMORTALIS: The Guardian, where twenty-one-year-old Lina Cielo and her Guardian, Archos Lucian, speed down the road and collide with the mysterious onyx-eyed man from Lina’s vision. Soon, Lina and Archos find themselves battling Adrian, the dragon, and Sirena, Poseidon’s daughter, who is a sea nymph. Meanwhile, Lina continues to be plagued by visions of her mysterious companion. As Lina and Archos’ relationship progresses further, Archos struggles with his heritage. At the same time, Lina feels overwhelmed by her role in the ancient prophecy that predicts her as the blessed one. Additionally, her best friend, Gabe, transcends his mortal form. With the son of the dark lord closing in, can Archos protect Lina?
 

 Packed to the brim with romance, drama, mystery, and action, IMMORTALIS: The Hunter is epic fantasy at its finest. From sea nymphs to Greek gods, vampires to lycans, dragons to basilisks, fantasy lovers will find a plethora of magical creatures and races to enjoy in this saga. Author Leah P. Lozano puts a new spin on the age-old narrative of light versus dark, weaving a sprawling tale that is as engrossing as it is fantastical. The plot builds up toward a shocking ending with a cliffhanger, featuring multiple twists and turns and a large cast of characters along the way. Lina and Archos’ love story anchors the narrative, while the onyx-eyed man in Lina’s vision adds friction and drama to the story. I also enjoyed Poseidon’s brief appearance toward the end. He feels like an elder god. Fantasy fans shouldn’t miss out on this series!