Review: Hooked to the series now!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 15, 2013
Destiny's Mark (The Guardians of Eden #3)I received a free copy, in exchange for a review.Jai has one mission in her life, to find the child that was taken from her, when she was a teenager. But, this is a common enough occurrence, in China, where your value is measured in deeds and misdeeds. Being a woman, Jai did not have any choice in this matter. Her grandfather took the child from her, when it was born and gave it away, which has haunted her for years. A chance meeting with two unusual people, brother and sister, Tsu and Quan, changes her life. She is hired to work with Quan's organization, a refuge, for battered and beaten women. Here Jai has the chance to help herself and others heal and unbeknownst to her, become Tsu one and only mate.'He could explain later that no other woman existed for him. However, he needed to ease her into the physical changes she'd experience, the acceptance of his unique power that she'd share as his mate. The acceptance that she was no longer completely human and worse - had no choice in the matter.'The backdrop to this story was different and complex. Once again, the characters are really well developed and you can feel their emotions. I didn't like this one as much as the second book, but I enjoyed it a lot! I can't wait for the future book(s)!