Descendants of the light is magical and special tale of four women who were brought from earth to save those dying in a place call Zerus. Having no knowledge of the power they possessed, Raven, Hope, Genesis, and Eden soon found that their lives were meant to be intertwined with the royalty of that planet. King Rohman, who was cold hearted and had a deep distrust of women. Prince Thane who as arrogant as any prince. Prince Kal who was not above using his mental powers to subdue anyone. And finally Prince Aarik who was sensitive and considerate of those he loved.

Full of sorrow and deep distrust, King Rohman chose Eden as his mate at the Feast of the Flesh where he had his pick of any woman. Finding a mate was only the means to an end for King Rohman. As king, he would do anything to save his people, the Ceyans. But King Rohman hadn't counted on Eden standing up to him from the beginning. He was shocked and stunned at her blatant way of not humbly letting him walk all over her. How dare she, a woman, disobey him? Indeed King Rohman needed to learn a very important lesson in trust and love. One he learned almost too late when someone he loved very much came very close to dying.

Prince Thane knew Raven was his heart mate long before they met, but his road to happiness had a few bumps along the way due to his brother Rohman. Helping Raven understand who she was and learning where her destiny lay was the key to their happiness. He more that did that and the hot love scenes between them was more enough to light the pages.

Prince Kal soon learned that the stunt he pulled with his mate Genesis was not something she was going to tolerate. Eager to join with her, he too found himself in love and wanting to please Genesis and help her to see that they were meant to be together.

And last we have Prince Aarik. Sensitive to all his brothers, he helped keep the peace between them, knowing how important it was to save his dying people. Helping Hope, his heart mate, to see how beautiful she was after the pain she had been through in life was very touching and made their story very aching to read. Four brothers and four women, each different and unique in their own way, will make this anthology a collection to remember, with love and pain, lessons learned, and trust.

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Sensuality rating: Explicit

Reviewer: Margo Arthur
August 12, 2008