Review: Love that is fated but not meant to be
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 18, 2013
Love that is fated but not meant to be. How do you untangle this particular Gordian knot? Could the fate be altered? Is love strong enough to break through the walls of reality?This is a pretty unusual paranormal romance. There are no vampires that sparkle or shirtless werewolves. Instead, we get an almost spiritual experience that is surprisingly grounded in the real world. Some readers even might glimpse an influence or two of the Eastern philosophies, if they are so inclined.There are two subtly distinct styles in this book, The story switches between two time periods, and the style changes with them. It takes the reader quite a while to notice it but this change in the narrative gives a hint to a perceptive reader as to what ties the story together.Read the opening from the sample. The language is deceptively simple yet so powerful that it will certainly make you feel what Daniel experiences. Slight sensory touches in the writing will get your perception and imagination going and I bet you will want to continue.Recommended.