Review: Phenomenally written
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 7, 2011
There's something to be said for a book that begins with action and doesn't stop until the last page has been turned.  The reader gets that--and more--with Gargoyles.Nayes has woven a tale that can just as much make your heart race as it makes you angry with an unethical world.  Amoreena Daniels has a mother dying of cancer and no way to pay for it.  When she's offered a solution in the way of being a surrogate mother for a medical corporation, she snatches at the opportunity.  Unfortunately, there's more than meets the eye at the Women's Clinic, and Amoreena has placed herself squarely in the midst of a terrible situation.Gargoyles shows that there isn't a distinct line between good and evil.  What lengths will a person go to save the life of a loved one?  Of thousands?  This book is action-packed, full of beautiful, descriptive writing, and an ending that leaves you wanting more.  I highly recommend.