"Separated by family, friends, psychotic scientists, terrorists, and aliens."

Bronwyn McGregor and Sean Cullen meet in 1979 when they are school children in Albany, Georgia. Sean, even as a child, has always known he is different from other people, and knows that Bronwyn is and will always be his only love. Bronwyn recognizes and acknowledges this same fact about Sean.

As the two grow into teenagers, Bronwyn's parents and friends do everything in their power to separate them. Sean, who has grown up in an abusive home, learns surprising secrets about his true identity and what he really is. Bronwyn's parents, in an attempt to control her life and separate her from Sean, move her to a Catholic girl's school in Ireland. Unknown to her parents and to Sean, Bronwyn is already pregnant with his child.

Sean and Bronwyn go through way too much agony and heartbreak for me, and I finished the book out of morbid curiosity about what other catastrophic events could happen to these two people. It was hard for me to comprehend that parents could be so prejudiced and inhumane to their only child, or that friends would resort to such brutality in order to separate the couple. Sean and Bronwyn are separated by her family, her friends, demons, psychotic scientists, physicians, terrorist, aliens, etc. The question finally becomes, is there anyone who wants them to be together?

This book is well written, but because I like to escape with a good book that makes me feel good, this one was not for me, even with the HEA ending. However, if you are the type that likes never knowing what will happen next and agonizing over the lives of the characters, this book is for you.

Rated R by Amber Quill Press.

Reviewed by Tressa Harvey
Courtesy Sensual Romance
Posted October 9, 2002

Also in ebook format - ISBN: 1592790054

Summary

A Chilling Love Triangle:

Not of this world but part of hers, they would wage a desperate battle to win her hand.

Who will win the heart of Bronwyn McGregor: The Reaper or the NightWind?