Raven's Heart by Jennifer Dunne

Review from: Midwest Book Review and Bookbrowser.com
Reviewed by:Harriet Klausner

In 2028, the two opposition groups, the Inter-Continental Police (ICP) and the Auric Rights league battle one another just weeks before the Territorial Congress votes on the Auric Rights Bill. The ICP wants to force the Aurics to admit that their powers come from the devil.

To hinder the ICP, Raven Armistead enters a complex to destroy the ICP computer files that contain information on Aurics. However, Agent Val Tarrant, realizing something is wrong, checks the ICP complex while Raven is close to completing her mission by blowing up the files. They are ttracted to one another, but on opposite sides of the most deadly issue in the galaxy. Raven boldly escapes leaving her opponent unconscious. As they think tender thoughts about one another, other Aurics, like some of their ICP counterparts want total domination.

RAVEN’S HEART is an intriguing and enthralling romantic science fiction novel that will please readers of both genres. The story line centers on the struggle, predominantly through the eyes of the star-crossed lovers. The motives of the key secondary players are fully developed to add depth to the story line, Jennifer Dunne has provided her audience with a strong action-packed futuristic novel.

Review from: ParaNormal Romance
Reviewed by: Cynthia Lovett

Ms Dunne has written a very fast paced apocalyptic novel that kept me wondering what was truly going on until the end of the story. The people of Earth live in fear and seem truly brainwashed to fear what they don't understand. This so reminded me of the mass genocide of World War II, and the people that experienced mutations in X-Men.

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