When I first began reading Called by Fire by Delwyn Jenkins I wasn't so sure I would like the book. It seemed as if I opened the book to the middle and began reading. About a third of the way into the book, the story began to develop into an interesting read. 
 While there is not much detail as to the overall world-building, it is definitely unique. The Dahnan Witches are transitioned into another world to learn and perfect their crafting abilities. The crafting and development of their powers is well explained throughout the story. Additionally, there are the Watchtower Knights (who were banned) and Sentinels (current protectors of the witches) in which the reader learns bits and pieces. 
 The characters were well developed. But I was left wondering why the witches seem to be of a 'young adult' mindset in their actions and attitudes. While the romance development between the main characters and the sexual tension is not of a 'young adult' mindset? 
 Overall storyline has potential as a great series with both romance and action, with perhaps a little mystery mixed in. I am looking forward to reading more of the Quatre and the Watchtower Knights. I would have rated this read a 3.5, but since there is potential with the series I gave it 4 stars. 
 I received this from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.