Rohan's Choice

Children of Angels #5

by Natalie D. Wilson

A Children of Angels Novel

Living an immortal life does not make one immune to pain or strife, not even the Nephilim of the Lord. For such a long existence gives one time to experience the utter highs and devastating lows all souls endure, whether they are given one hundred years or five thousand. It is a truth all Nephilim acknowledge and accept – especially Rohan.

For the last thirteen hundred years, Rohan has guarded his heart with a firm resolve that has kept him from ever knowing hurt again. But that same resolve has kept him alone, as well.

When a surprise attack on one of his fellow immortals brings Rohan’s heart out from the cold shell he has locked it away in, he must decide if he will let old wounds and loss keep him from experiencing the potential of a new love and partnership – the likes of which he has never allowed himself to consider – or if he will retain his solitary existence.

As the danger mounts and hidden plots are uncovered in the eternal struggle between the Light and the darkness, Rohan will be forced to make a personal choice and take a stand for a fellow Nephilim. One who has captivated him and caused Rohan to question his decision to never give his heart to another, ever again.

413 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 29, 2015

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

[Donald LaPlante · Rating 3 out of 5]

It's not her best work

It became long and tedious for periods of time , it became a cheesy love novel, where I just skipped over a lot of pages. Not one of my favorites.

[Randy Pletzer · Rating 3 out of 5]

I love the premise of this series. However, the narrative is far too often tedious and I find myself skipping large chunks of text, especially the more intimate sections. While not sexually explicit, which I greatly appreciate, they are far too long and drawn out. I also feel as one other reviewer noted that too much of the narrative is focused on a cheesy love story; far too touchy-feely. Could have been much more engaging and entertaining with one-half to two-thirds the number of words. That being said, I did find Rohan’s Choice to be the best of the series thus far.