Kindred Spirits

Glorious Companions #2

by Summer Lee

With the passing of her elder husband, nineteen-year-old Kenana finds herself queen of Adah — and heavy with child — a child who may or may not be human. Born of daughters of man but sired by fallen angels, the Nephilim are powerful creatures — powerful and often evil.

Raped by such a fallen angel prior to her husband’s death, Kenana is tormented by the thought of what may be growing inside her. And as she is about to give birth, Kenana receives some unsettling a massive army is gathering, an army determined to remove her from power, an army composed of mighty Nephilim warriors — and led by a traitor. Only one man can stop the coming destruction, the true king of Mesopotamia — a man who also happens to be her true guardian angel.


Acclaim for the Novels of Summer

“The story ends with some major cliffhangers, leaving the reader with hope for a sequel to this fascinating book. I know I will be looking forward to it!”
―Kwips and Kritiques on Summer Lee’s Angel Heart

“Congratulations to Mrs. Lee for a moving conclusion to a wonderful series!”
―Wild On Books on Summer Lee’s Kindred Spirits

“Kindred Spirits is a deeply moving and fascinating look at life before the Great Flood. I loved this book!”
―J.R. Rain, author of Moon Dance and The Body Departed

“I have already set this one aside to read again. A wonderful story!”
―Elaine Babich, author Relatively Normal and You Never Called Me Princess on Summer Lee’s Angel Heart

Genres: Romance

180 pages, Nook

First published October 22, 2010

About the author

Summer Lee writes Biblical Fantasy from a Christian viewpoint. She enjoys writing epic historical novels and modern-day romances with a touch of adventure. Summer Lee is the pen name for Verna Hargrove. Verna writes primarily non-fiction and Bible studies. Find

Reviews

[Allie Evans]

I thought this series of books were adventurous and fun, I would read them again anytime.

[Agnieszka · Rating 3 out of 5]

I found it interesting how the author took one of the lesser know bible passages (Genesis chapter 6) with not really much detail and made it into a four book series. I love the plot and the main characters very much even if some of the customs and views are so foreign to me I'm not able to immagine how they worked and it was fine with most of the people at that time. I suppose becaue of the way the story stays so close to the biblical account with the few facts reported in Genesis I had no issue with the supernatural elements of it - for me it's just how it was back than including royalty, slavery, Nephilim*, angels, demons, prophets...
I enjoyed the good quality of the book very much (only a couple of typos I noticed) though struggled with the writting style. There were several similar sounding passages in this book and quite a number of repetitions in terms of facts and mentions of previous events (from this and the 1st book in series).

Finally I want to mention this is not the usual fluffy Christian ficiton and I don't think it's a book suitable for very sensitive readers. There are mentioned some very difficult topics (rape, slavery, wars...) and at least two rather graphic violent scenes battle and killing of the enemies, predecessor of to-day's c-section to save the woman and her child.




*Nephilim were children of human mothers and fallen angel fathers - usually in consequence of rape. With only a few exceptions these giants were very violent.

[Summer · Rating 5 out of 5]

I think it was a fun adventure.

[Verna Hargroive · Rating 5 out of 5]

Going back to the days before the big flood, we find this charming young lady. She comes from wholesome stock but has an urge to check out the darker side of life.