Between heaven and hell is a love beyond
imagination...
When a trio of demons kidnap Vdarra
Jansen, her normal life is ripped away. Her abductors claim she is the
"lost heiress" of the Underworld, and the commander of the mighty
Army of Duemos. They don't seem to care that she knows nothing about the
Underworld, or that she only remembers the last ten years of her life...
Former archangel Jacob will do anything
to bring back his lost love's memories. But if he succeeds, it could mean the
end of the world. Torn between love and duty, Jacob will do whatever it takes
to save her.
Jacob and Vdarra must learn to trust
each other, and push aside old hurts to find their way. They are in a race to
find the one thing that will decide Vdarra's, and the world's, fate – the lost
Seal of Solomon. It will mean choosing between innocent lives ...and
their hearts.
Date Published: February 23, 2015
Pages: 263
Genres: Adult fiction, paranormal, romance
An
enjoyable paranormal romance.
Jacob Strauss has finally found Vdarra after
she betrayed him. Vdarra Jansen was consumed with searching for answers about
her past in Rio when she bumps into Jacob. She woke up in the middle of the
Atlantic with no memories ten years ago. Sadly, no one came forward other than
her father and she felt as if she was missing something vital. She sensed an
instant connection with Jacob and felt she was close to unlocking some
memories.
“Why
did you wait so long? Because they’re looking for you, too.”
With reoccurring nightmares, phantom
pains and finally kidnapped, Vdarra was slowly coming to terms that all was not
what it seemed with Jacob.
I liked this novel. It was a good read
with interesting characters. Vdarra was a solid female lead. Not only did she
hold up well when faced with the unfamiliar paranormal creatures, but she also readily
put herself in harm’s way to defend her loved ones. Jacob was charming and his unwavering
devotion to Vdarra, even when she “betrayed” him, was touching. I was smitten with his character. However, I
did have an issue with Jacob. He gladly sacrificed his life for Vdarra, yet when
she did the same, Jacob took it as a betrayal since he apparently cannot live
without her. What’s up with that?
The plot had a good combination of ardour
and danger. The back-story was well thought out, but predictable. Also I did
feel that the blurb gave too much away. Overall a laid-back and entertaining
read with a satisfying end.
