Choices In Bloom

Children of Angels #4

by Natalie D. Wilson

Alexandria has made it through the constant battles the demon Rangor threw her way, as well ended all the dark immortals he sent into her life to destroy her. She has fought her body as it threatened to fail her and she has chosen her new path in life. As the leader of all the Lord’s Nephilim, Alexandria is poised to bring about great works, all while holding the demons and their children at bay. And with her new husband at her side, she is ready to learn what the future has in store for her, now that peace has returned to their lives.


But choosing an immortal life and living it are two entirely different things. And now that the battles have ended, Alexandria will come to learn that finding her way will come with its own unique set of challenges. For the day will come when she looks twenty-one far longer than she should, and that could spell danger for her mortal family and all her immortal brethren.


Come with Gaius, Jack, the Groabans, and the Nephilim as they all help Alex blossom into the new life she’s chosen. And see how making a choice for the safety and good of others, can mean great personal sacrifice.

721 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 20, 2014

About the author

Natalie D. Wilson is a lover of the written word by profession and by heart. Her days are spent encouraging the youngsters, at the elementary school where she serves as a library-media specialist, to become lifelong readers. She and her husband, Will, are Georgia natives and the proud parents of four very precocious and messy rescued parrots. The Immortal Reborn series is Natalie’s first foray into the world of authorship, and the development of an idea which first began with a simple piece of music years ago. It is her hope that you will find the world she envisions as captivating as she has, as she developed and imagined the world of the Nephilim.

Reviews

[Mary · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good but too much in other area's.

Good, but for me too much stating how much they love each other. Everyone constantly putting Alexandria hair behind her ear, please. In some ways she seems reckless towards the end of this book especially as the leader.

But there are some good parts too, worth reading just mundane with Gaius and Alex's love for each other. To me anyway.

[Jan Chancey · Rating 3 out of 5]

To much sex!!

I felt there was to much sex and sexually descriptive language between Alex and Gaius. It felt like I was reading a Harliquin Romance at times.