This is the 3rd book in Mary Jo Putney's Guardian series -- people with magical powers.
Nikolai and Jean (Guardian) are the couple in this book. As I've not read the other two books, I do not know if African magic has been introduced (Nikolai). These two fall in love in an odd way. You will also get a good fast history lesson about abolition of slavery in the late 1700 hundreds.
I like that teach me something.
When I borrowed this book, I did not know it was the 3rd one. As I enjoyed the book for its concept of magic, I'm going to hunt down the other two books.
Nikolai and Jean (Guardian) are the couple in this book. As I've not read the other two books, I do not know if African magic has been introduced (Nikolai). These two fall in love in an odd way. You will also get a good fast history lesson about abolition of slavery in the late 1700 hundreds.
I like that teach me something.
When I borrowed this book, I did not know it was the 3rd one. As I enjoyed the book for its concept of magic, I'm going to hunt down the other two books.
A disappointing read. It was more a book to dump the research the author did on slavery than a romance. There was NO spark between the man and woman. I loved the other 3 guardian stories and looked forward to reading this one.
