This another book from the sweep series to add to my collection. This is book 11 in the series.

This 11th part in the 'Sweep' series was a slight disappointment. I was already slightly annoyed when the 10th part wasn't told from Morgan's perspective but Hunter's. However this time I was pleased to start reading and find the story continuing from Morgan's side...until I carried on reading.

Hunter and Morgan sit down to read the book he brought back with him from Canada. From this point on the story is told by Rose.

I can't say I liked Rose very much and I didn't really enjoy the 1680 Scotland setting. Sure this book showed us how witches were treated back then and how the 'Dark Wave' started but other than that I saw no point in this book. The author could have let one of the characters read this book and then give a short description.

I feel slightly cheated and hope that the last few books in the series go back to the style I was used to.

I hope I'm not disappointed with the story line too *crossingfingers*

I hadn't expected it to be so good, as I prefer the first person being Morgan, however, I gained quite a surprise as I read it. This book unveils both innocence and guilt alike, from Rose's perspective. It is one of the most beautifully and potently crafted books of this series I've read yet. An intense, heart-wrenching tale of Morgan's ancestor living through the Burning Times, hiding amongst the Christians to ensure the survival or her clan as well as herself, coping with clan rivalry and bigotry, and the utmost stifes,...the pains of love, heartbreak, and betrayal. Tiernan is incredible!

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I love this series!!

Promised to Kathy!