Sean Archer made a terrible mistake and had been hunting in the haunted forest for five years to find the little brother he heartlessly abandoned. He finally finds him under unusual circumstances, but once brought home, the boy cannot adapt to eating the foods of the outer world after eating the foods of the Otherworld and Sean is desperate to find a solution before he starves to death.
Sean Archer made a terrible mistake long ago when he abandoned his unusual little brother in the haunted forest and he spent five years hunting determinedly for redemption. In Long-Lost Brother, Sean finds the lost boy amongst a pack of wolves he can communicate with telepathically. Their happy reunions opens up Sean's own latent telepathy and metaphysical sight. Unfortunately, when Sean brings his strange brother home, he finds an ancient fairy tale proves to be true: once a human has eaten the mystical foods of the Otherworld, he can never eat the mundane foods of the outer world ever again. Unresolved family problems worsen the issue. Sean's gruff father never came to terms with the death of his beloved wife during childbirth and he can give his youngest son no love; instead, he drowns his pain in alcohol. Five years ago, Sean did not care whether his kid brother lived or died. Now he fears that the precious life of the little boy he has come to love is slipping perilously out of his hands and he is desperate to find a solution before the sad child starves to death in the harsh outer world of seemingly endless sorrow.
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Acting like a fierce stag protecting a fawn against a predator, Sean lowered his head, as if he had antlers, and looked up from beneath his angry brows, threatening with angry words like deadly prongs aimed at the doctor, “Don’t you dare touch him! There is no way in hell I am going to let the brain doctors go anywhere near my little brother! If I see anyone come at us with a scalpel, I swear to God I will kill them!”
Professional Reviews
Sharon Stevenson
'Beneath the Surface: Long Lost Brother' is the second book in the trilogy about brothers Sean & Erren and the impact their actions have on each other's life. Erren is now home with his brother and father but he is having some trouble adjusting and this problem quickly becomes life threatening.
I was sufficiently invested in the characters from reading the first book when I started reading this so Erren's problems hit me hard and I was very worried for the little boy, much as his brother Sean was throughout. The threat of death felt very real. His father's problems were grueling and I really wanted him to wake up to himself and the pain he was causing Erren. I sympathised entirely with Sean and his desperation to help his brother survive.
There are little hints throughout the book that what is coming next will be even more difficult for Erren so I get the feeling book number 3 will be even more emotionally infused and will remain a captivating enthralling read. I am eager to see what happens next for the brothers and will miss them sorely when the story ends.
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