I read the first book in the series quite awhile ago and I was surprised at how much I liked it. Tracking the Tempest is no different. I really like the world that Nicole Peeler has created. It's very fresh within the supernatural realm. A different take on shifters and vampires, etc. 
 Tracking the Tempest picks up a couple of months after Tempest Rising. Jane is working hard to get stronger and better with her skills. She's back in Rockabill and Ryu is back in Boston investigating. While they do see each other as much as possible Jane doesn't like thinking about how Ryu has to "feed" while she's away. 
 While on a trip to visit Ryu in Boston Jane is unwittingly thrown into the middle of one of his investigations when they are attacked while out on a date. After recovering from the attack, Jane decides she would rather go back home. Unknowingly, however, the attacker, a halfing ifrit, follows Jane and attacks her while she's training. This attack, in the place of her family and friends, causes her to return to Boston to lure the ifrit away from her home. So Jane joins the investigation to capture the ifrit and what comes to light tells Jane that the conflict from the first book with Jarl is not yet over. 
 Jane is a wonderful character. She's newly coming into her powers and she knows she may not be the strongest link, but she doesn't let that keep her back. She understands that to become strong she has to work at it. I like that she stands up to Ryu in this matter. Especially since every time they left Jane anywhere by herself she seemed to me in more danger than if she would have just gone along with the group. 
 I also really liked Anyan. I think readers can guess where Nicole Peeler is taking us by having two leading men in the story. Anyan, we discovered in the first book, had always been with Jane since she was a little girl except he was in his dog form. I liked that he, at least in this book, doesn't try to coddle Jane too much. He worries about her safety, but he doesn't try to force Jane to stay away from thei nvestigation like Ryu. In fact, this is just one of the ways that Nicole Peeler makes the distinct between the two love interests. 
 Overall, I really enjoyed this book in the series and it makes me want to continue on to find out what happens next with Jane. Until Then!