I don't know what it is lately, all the books I have been reading have truly been pretty bad. It felt like I was reading a different book from everyone else, because so many people like this. 
 Audra is a windwalker, a sylph, who can control the winds. As one of the most powerful sylphs, she is assigned to protect a boy named Vane-who is basically the key to saving the world (hey, that's a new one!) Both of their parents died in a tornado, with Audra's dad sacrificing himself for Vane. Now ten years have passed and the people who killed their parents are coming after Vane and Audra because they have located them due to Audra's carelessness. 
 I should mention I read to page 200, upon which was a line: "Epic Vane Fail." Seriously, why? That was it for me. I had enough of the juvenile male hero who apparently only thinks about Audra/Audra/Audra, sometimes in really creepy ways. Creepy even for a teenage boy. Ashleigh Paige's review on Goodreads talks about this better than I ever could: 
 "Vane is both a douchebag and the King of Tropes. He's the Chosen One, the Last of His Kind, the Future King, etc. etc. His comments about wanting to change the Gale Force uniforms so Audra wears something even tinier skeeve me out. It's possible to write an authentic male voice without creepy comments like that. Seriously. It's not the only one either!" 
 Seriously go read her review if you are still thinking about picking this one up. 
 So much insta-love. The cheesy, weird, automatic romance the two main characters had together was seriously cringe worthy. Why do authors think it is also to smash two characters together and have them instantly in love? This is not how the real world works, folks. 
 The only thing this has going for it is the originality. The concept of controlling wind and having specific guardians that can control specific winds was great, everything else-not so great. 
 I suggest looking at a few more reviews before you really commit yourself to this one. 
 Especially if you plan on going out and buying it.