Twilight's Son

First class homicide investigator, Lieutenant Detective Brie Carter, is falling in love with an angel.  Brie is the former heavenly companion of Ezekiel, Angel of Earth, guardian to human beings.  She chooses to serve humanity by returning to the physical world as a police officer in Denver, Colorado, while Ezekiel stays angelic.  When he realizes he does not want to exist without her, he descends and becomes human, now calling himself Shade, as he is only a shadow of his former self.  

The love Shade holds for his beautiful counterpart is potentially endangering her mortal life when his choice to become human does not sit well with Uriel, the Archangel of Judgment, who believes their union to be an abomination.  The Archangel descends to Earth to stop the lovers at all costs, even if it means Brie’s demise.  Both angels soon learn, to become human has very powerful consequences, not only for those they become involved with, but for them.  Will Shade and Brie’s love for one another withstand the pressures of human existence?  Will they be able to resist the implacable Archangel of Judgment while guided by the greatest reward humanity has ever received – the gift of free will?

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Customer Reviews:

Twilight’s Son is an interesting and down to earth look into the lives of reborn angels and their possible lives on earth. This novel has elements
of romance and you will enjoy the struggle the hero and heroine go through. Mrs. Sinclair has an adept hand at character building and strings the
reader along through twists and turns. I didn’t know who the killer was until very close to the books end. The suspense part of the book was just
one that. One part in made the book interesting, but didn’t take over the whole storyline. I hear that this is going to just be the first book in a
series and I’m looking forward to continuing along. http://www.nightowlromance.com

"Twilight's Son is a truly wonderful love story, well written and fun to read. Even the paranormal aspect was almost believable the way the
author wrote and rndescribed the plot. The paranormal parts were simple, not over the top like some books I’ve read...the book is a good read."
rnRomance Writers United, Reviewed by: Laurie Biundo (Rated: 4 out of 5 roses)