Review: Immortality can be lonely....
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 10, 2012
Finding Gaia by Kimberly ChapmanJason Truitt, as he's known at this time, has lived a really long life considering he was born in 1620. Unknown factors have made him immortal. He heals from injuries and has other unique abilities. Immortality may sound great and all but not when you are alone. Getting to know people just to outlive them all. With all his billions there is one thing Jason desires....his Gaia. A woman he saw at a gathering in 1899 and knew she was like him, he has been searching for her ever since.Anna Vale has kept herself more secluded than Jason. Somehow she had been discovered and captured though. When she is rescued by a handsome man she can't believe he is anything less than a dream....or another trick by those who have imprisoned her. Kept her away from the sun and plants her body craves to be around. Can she truly believe these rescuers truly only want her to have freedom? Can someone like Anna ever learn to trust?The author has written a unique story. Don and Trisha live in Jason's mansion with him. He had rescued Trisha as a teenager. They both work for him at Gaia Global as well. Trisha likes to push Jason to his limits especially when he don't do things as quickly as she wants him too. And Don mostly stays behind his computer being the scientist he is. They have been searching for Jason's Gaia as well....knowing one day they would be gone and Jason would go on. Alone. Jason and Anna always have to live with the caution of people finding out what they are, especially those who kidnapped Anna before. This book ends on a note that lets you know there is more to come but yet is complete enough that I didn't feel that I had been left hanging.**Sexual situations and Language