A NIGHT OWL REVIEWS BOOK REVIEW | Reviewed by: Arianne
On planet Keilan, Lord Sevryn (Sev) Spring is talking to his mother about soulmates and his mother is saying that the lower class should't be soulmates to the upper class. Sev does not agree with his mother about the soulmate not being a lowerborn. If his soulmate is lower class then so is it. A maid (Bettina) come into the room to clean it and runs back out after his mother gets onto her about being there. Sev cannot get the maid’s face out of his mind. Sev finds Bettina in a room and talks to her. He later realizes she is his soulmate. Can these two people become soulmates or will they part? What are Bettina’s secrets?
This tale is a fast and easy read that hooks you from the beginning to the end and since it is only ninety-four pages you should be able to complete it without getting bored. Great Book!
Sep 11, 2009 | 978-1-905091-37-9
5 - Rare Top Pick | 4.5 - Top Pick | 4 - I Liked It | 3.5 - Enjoyable | 3 - OK | 2.5 - It just didn't click
Book Blurb for Time Currents
Lord Sevryn is home for a visit with his intemperate mother and spoiled siblings. Between rants about lowborns, courtesy of his mother, Sev makes a wondrous discovery; one of the maids his mother hired in his absence is his Goddess-destined soulmate.
Or is she? Bettina is his soulmate, to be sure, but otherwise she's not what she seems. Her reasons for avoiding Sev are complicated. Mates don't hide things from one another, and there is a lot Bettina is hiding. For one thing, she's not lowborn. Raised in the lap of luxury, she decided to run rather than embrace a power that threatens her mind and heart.
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