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Between Earth and Eden by E.L. Irwin
5.0
“Eternity was in that kiss. Time no longer mattered.”
In this universe, every human has a Guardian, a supernatural being assigned to protect them. But there are also Hunters, “Fallen” who hate the human race and seek to destroy them. Janet Tanner has always seen things she can’t quite explain, terrifying things. Nobody understands or believes her, except her beloved twin brother Cash... who she loses at 13 to a deadly accident that leaves him in an accident that leaves him in a coma. Relatively unscathed from the accident herself, Janet carries the guilt with her for the rest of her adolescent years. Now twenty two, she moves away from her parents to try to get some independence. Almost immediately, she meets a guy named Theron, who is darkly handsome and very interested in her. Unbeknownst to Janet, Theron is actually the Hunter bent on destroying her. The book is told from Janet’s point of view, with small excerpts from Theron and Janet’s Guardian Aurek.
I completely adored this book. The romance, the passion, the mystery, the suspense, everything was beautifully written and wonderfully done. Kudos to the author for a beautiful story!
*i received this book as an arc in exchange for an honest review*
In this universe, every human has a Guardian, a supernatural being assigned to protect them. But there are also Hunters, “Fallen” who hate the human race and seek to destroy them. Janet Tanner has always seen things she can’t quite explain, terrifying things. Nobody understands or believes her, except her beloved twin brother Cash... who she loses at 13 to a deadly accident that leaves him in an accident that leaves him in a coma. Relatively unscathed from the accident herself, Janet carries the guilt with her for the rest of her adolescent years. Now twenty two, she moves away from her parents to try to get some independence. Almost immediately, she meets a guy named Theron, who is darkly handsome and very interested in her. Unbeknownst to Janet, Theron is actually the Hunter bent on destroying her. The book is told from Janet’s point of view, with small excerpts from Theron and Janet’s Guardian Aurek.
I completely adored this book. The romance, the passion, the mystery, the suspense, everything was beautifully written and wonderfully done. Kudos to the author for a beautiful story!
*i received this book as an arc in exchange for an honest review*