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Jackson Spey is a man that prides
himself with control – of himself and his surroundings.
However, there’s one element in his life that doesn’t fit
the image of himself – his attraction to Adin Swift. Then
there are the strange upheavals in Jackson’s surroundings
that he can’t ignore, not that he is especially eager to
delve into these unexplained happenings. When his sometimes
lover Adin stops in for a visit and the strangeness seems to
start affecting him, Jackson can’t help but investigate and
become involved. But what will Jackson’s involvement cost
him?
InDescent is a complicated journey of self
discovery that delves deeply into who and what Jackson
really is. Through this ordeal Jackson is forced to come to
grips with some truths about himself that he doesn’t want to
face, but will he be able to live with the answers he must
gain to stay alive? While Jackson is certainly an engaging
and compelling character, his willful blindness towards his
own nature seem like a stumbling block that only serves to
lengthen the story. All in all, InDescent is
a tale full of magic and folklore that skim the surface of a
fascinating magical world and the erotic underpinnings of
Jackson’s personal magic, but still engages the reader until
the end. |
