Review: Fallen Eden, Book Two
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 15, 2012
Great second book to series.  Brynn and William are so in love, yet so frustrated since their Alliance won't grant them a betrothal.  William keeps trying to convince Brynn to elope/run away with him, but she refuses since she's scared the Alliance will hunt them down and hurt William.  John Townsend's alliance attacks Patrick and Brynn. As Brynn tries to save herself and Patrick, she inadvertently almost kills William with her uncontrolled powers.  Brynn leaves William, letting him assume that she's left him for someone else, and tries to start a new life in Paris.  Her alliance tracks her down and informs her she's too dangerous and powerful to defect so she will have to resume training with Patrick to try and learn how to control her powers.This story is packed with action as John Townsend's alliance is relentless in attacking Brynn.  Paul re-enters the story with Brynn desperate for a friend.  Patrick is pretty hostile toward Brynn since she broke his brother's heart.  It doesn't help matters when she begs Patrick to ask the alliance to save Paul's life.  It's frustrating to see William and Brynn apart due to misconceptions and false beliefs, but I'm glad they resolve their issues in Fallen Eden.  William approaches his father again with a betrothal request and Charles makes a promise that he will allow Brynn to be engaged to a Hayward.  The author eludes to the possibility that the Hayward could be Patrick or William so we're left guessing until United Eden.  Couldn't wait to finish the series.  I thought the pacing of Fallen Eden was even better than the first book and would highly recommend the series.