The Guardian

In Denise Fleischer’s, The Guardian, Crusader Lea Netera must successfully accomplish four interventions or Earth is doomed to hell.

Lea Netera is an immortal Holian Knight who is determined to prevent the Dark Lord of Intarius from pilfering mortal souls. As Earth’s Guardian, she is obligated to negotiate four historical Earthian Conflicts without altering the timeline. She may fight fair, but the Dark Lord will revise history as long as he receives his souls.

John Paul, Captain of the Bonhomme Richard and Continental Navy commander, has just been rescued by an angel. Shocked, confused, and unsure, he watches Lea battle the Dark Lord. Suddenly the Dark Lord takes off across the ocean with Lea on his trail leaving a wary and mystified captain. Lea may stop the Dark Lord, but without John Paul’s trust Earth is lost.

Lt. Colonel Travis is fighting a losing battle and he knows it. Suddenly a woman appears offering aid and comfort. She is unable to change the direction of the battle, but she can make sure their souls survive. Is this a trick of Santa Anna or an answered prayer? The future of a group of women and children, along with Earth, depend on Travis’ answer.

Journey with Lea as she travels through history, offering those who were brutally tortured and murdered a second chance while defending Earth from the Dark Lord and ourselves. Denise Fleischer knowledgeably includes history into a paranormal tale of an immortal guardian of Earth. History is experienced from outside through Lea and brought to life. The Guardian held me spellbound and educated me about justice and courage.

Reviewed by: Dena