Patti O'Shea takes two damaged characters and gives them
their story in this fabulously amazing sequel to her
troubleshooter series! This story is about Kellan Andrews
and Farran Monroe, the Taireil whose life Kel saved when
she tried to save Shona's life in Edge of Dawn. Kel didn't
have time to fully heal her and she has had to live with
the scars to her face for which she has been ridiculed. She
stayed in the earth dimension because she knew if she went
back to the Taireil dimension her father would severely
punish if not kill her. Ever since Kel was captured and
tortured, he has had horrible nightmares and does
everything he can not to sleep.
When the demon Seth tries to kidnap Farran and a shadow
walker shows up to battle the demon, Farran does the only
thing she can think of to do and that is to go to Shona and
Logan for help. Only they aren't there but Kel is. When
she tells Kel that a demon tried to kidnap her, he knows he
must do everything in his power to keep her safe. The first
order of business is to finish healing her face. She can't
believe he does that for her. Then they must work together
to figure out why not only is the demon after her but the
shadow walker as well. What they do find out shocks them!
Patti O'Shea's books just get better and better. Just when
I think there's no way she can top her previous book, she
knocks my socks off with the next one! I'm most definitely
a fan for life!
Kel Andrews has spent the last year living with nightmares
and flashbacks. Unwilling to share what happened, he's
withdrawn from his family and the Gineal council has removed
him from his position as a troubleshooter. But when a woman
shows up asking for protection from a demon, Kel reluctantly
agrees to help--and finds himself facing an unexpected
adversary, one he doesn't know how to fight.
I've been reading this series since the first book was in the Tor ebook giveaway. I wish the other books were available that way! (Robin Greene 12:25pm March 30, 2010)
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