After being swept away in a storm as she offered her grandfather's ashes to the ocean near the Bermuda Triangle, Larissa Parish found herself stranded, and she wasn't alone. Years ago, a plane disappeared as if it had never existed, and its passengers were left stranded as well. For five years they survived alone with no hope of escape in sight.

As Larissa adjusted to her new "home" she found herself facing a hunk of all hunks who just happened to go by the same name as her dead grandfather's best friend, Jack Harrington. The problem was that Jack Harrington was supposed to be dead. Desperate to find a way out of this lost world, Larissa devised a plan of escape, but she needed "Jack" to help her. He wasn't happy about leaving, though, because he and Larissa had developed a relationship-a bond-and he was afraid that going back to her world would destroy it.

The Coming drew me in from the very first page to the last. It kept me going till I was bursting from anticipation of the outcome. Larissa was an intelligent woman who could take care of herself and was not one of those wimpy, needy girls. Jack was strong, handsome, filled with demons of his own and even alpha in his own way. Together they were two halves that made a whole. Their hope, blooming love and happiness shone in the book. Ms. Knight was the best!

Reviewed By: Gabrielle Channing
© April 2004