Dark Migration

by Sandra R. Campbell

Butterfly Harvest Series, Book Two

Book Description

Seanna Raines is on a journey of self-discovery. Only her search does not include college applications or finding a cool summer job. After  killing Samuel Bolvayne, the ‘man’ she fears and loves, Seanna is not  looking for who she is, but rather what she will become.

Dark Migration by Sandra R Campbell

Seanna is having a hard time adjusting to her new supernatural status. Even though her family was not ideal, they are gone now and all she has left are the voices of their souls crying out in her head. Seanna begins a struggle to find out more about what she’s become, and if there’s anything she can so to change it.

Although this book is supposed to be a stand alone, I feel like I would have had a very hard time understanding what was going on if I hadn’t read the book before it in the series, Butterfly Harvest. Dark Migration picks up immediately where Butterfly Harvest left off, and to me it didn’t give too many clues about what happened in the first book.

I like Seanna, though I think at times she is a bit immature. She is basically a good person, and with the background of abuse she had, she could have turned out very different. I can’t imagine going through everything she’s been through and staying strong, though she does have her moments of weakness.

I also really liked that Gordon became something of a father figure for Seanna, who hadn’t really experienced a comforting male presence in her life. The way she bonded with her surrogate family was also quite touching.

Dark Migration contains a supernatural idea that I have never seen before in a book, and that’s something very hard to do in the literary world. I recommend this book to anyone who wants to experience something original.

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About the Author

Sandra R. Campbell lives along the tranquil waters of the Chesapeake Bay with her new husband and weight challenged cat. She can trace her passion for the macabre back to reading Edgar Allen Poe as a child, with her pet crow, Big Fellow, by her side. She has since submerged herself in a wide range of dark literature. An avid thrill seeker, Sandra is always looking for her next big adrenaline rush, and when spelunking, climbing, diving and monster hunting fails to deliver, she turns to the creation of through-the-rabbit-hole worlds and sends her characters on their own adventures. Her first NA paranormal thriller, Butterfly Harvest, was published in September 2010. Sandra also writes children’s stories, is an active member of the Maryland Writers’ Association and the head of a MWA critique group.

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