Review: A Mother's Nightmare
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 5, 2013
The third in the Guardian of Eden series opens the world of Tsu and his sister Quan, the Guardians that have taken on the task of healing the broken. Quan runs a sanctuary for women that have had dire circumstances befall them. She offers them a place of safety, a place to heal. She wants nothing more than to have her brother at her side in this endeavor.Tsu, the younger brother, loves his sister and sees the sanctuary as a place to start the healing for these women to return to be productive, and whole citizens of the world.Jai is a complex human. Her life has been far from easy. Filled with secret she's compartmentalized herself building walls and layers of protection. The only thing she truly desires is to find her daughter that was ripped from her by her family.These three come together, in a tale that is tightly woven. The depth of character development, and the way these three intertwine leads the reader through some of the hardest situations for a mother to go through.I absolutely could not put the book down. I read until my eyes crossed and I still wanted more! I sincerely hope that this isn't the last of the Guardians of Eden. There is so much more that I want to know.