Greylyn is a guardian angel, Kael is a dark guardian angel — it seems fate has put them on opposite sides, but is there more written in their destiny? Greylyn fights to protect her charges, keeping them safe from the darker world. She also fights to control her increasing pull towards Kael. Can opposite sides work together? For hundreds of year he’s been working against her, fighting against her, but through it all they continue to gravitate towards one another. When Greylyn finds herself up against not only a dark guardian but a fallen archangel, she must make a deal with the devil (or something like that) in order to protect a woman and her unborn child. This particular archangel wants her to fulfill a prophecy that she doesn’t understand. If both heaven and hell want this prophecy stopped, what could it mean?

I throughly enjoyed this book. The push and pull between Kael and Greylyn was just wonderful! You might just find yourself wishing that not all dark angels are bad! This book does leave us wondering, but in the very best way! The plot was well constructed and we know just enough about the characters to understand them and continue asking questions. I cannot wait until the next book in the series is out, I need more Kael and Greylyn in my life!