This is the third and final book in the Wanderer Series featuring the characters of Helle, Jason and Sam. They are not your ordinary types – in fact they have been chasing each other through time for almost 3,000 years since Helle fell in love with Jason instead of Sam. She was pledged to Sam as a young girl in a time long ago but her heart was stolen by the Wanderer, Jason. But Sam did not like being thwarted in his love so after he extracted his revenge in their time he has followed them from century to century through era after era as Jason tried to find Helle again so they could reunite. Now that it has finally happened Sam is determined to destroy them both.

This book brings the story forward to where Jason and Helle are living a relatively peaceful life but are still looking over their shoulders because they know that Sam will be coming for them. They know that he will not let them just live in peace. But this time they have an ally in Jason’s mother – or do they?

Ms. Belfrage has such a delightful writing style. I have read all of her books but one (I did not read A Rip in the Veil – the first in her Grahamn Saga) and not one of them disappointed me. She has a magical way of drawing you into her world so that you don’t want to leave – whether that world belongs to a time traveler to 17th century Scotland or a man of torn loyalties in 14th century England or this tale of a trio hurtling through time trying to find love.

The book is sexy, fast paced and populated with compelling characters. I’m sorry that this is the end of the series but am definitely looking forward to where Ms. Belfrage will take me next. ( )

This is the third and final book in this trilogy. Fans of fantasy will enjoy these books. I instantly was Their story was one that spanned many time periods. Yet, the love that Jason and Helle shared was "true love". No matter how many bodies that Sam was resurrected in; he could not separate Jason and Helle forever.

It was nice getting to know Jason's mother. As I have grown close to Jason and Helle, I liked getting to see what type of family Jason was raised in. Although, Jason is up to his old habits when he abandons
Helle for getting to know his mom again. Sam tries to make his move.

This book has a little bit of everything for all readers...romance, fantasy, adventure, intrigue, and a really good storyline with engaging characters. ( )