Sweeping across eons, the immortal protagonists in Shayne's latest romantic fantasy are united once again after 4000 years of separation when Nathan (Eannatum) sees a newspaper photograph and recognizes Nidaba, a girl he had known in Sumer so many years ago and has never forgotten. But their reunion does not unnoticed, and the Dark Ones. who have been waiting for centuries to exact their vengeance, are determined to succeed. Intense, mystical, and lyrical, this novel takes a pair of powerful witches torn apart by an ancient evil and brings them full circle back to love

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I read this series and enjoyed it. The magic was nice, the plots were well written, and she wrote with a cadence I enjoyed. Then I read Destiny, this book will be a go to book for me. I couldn't put it down, and when I had too I was talking about it incessantly. I loved the history of the characters and detail of their past. I Highly recommend it.

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This was a hard book to put down. It jumped between the past and present day so if you don't like that type of time line, don't read it. That said, the format helped to create that "I just can't put it down!" feeling.

This is the 3rd book in the series. You can read it alone, but the first two books are a good reference for a couple of the characters.

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Part 3 of Maggie Shayne's immortals series. The series is very violent but I did enjoy all 3 books.

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