Transcendence was a beautiful read. 
 I absolutely loved how unique it was. I've never read a romance novel based on a hero who was an actual caveman. There were some draw backs to this. It was from the caveman's (Ehd's) point of view and he couldn't communicate beyond a few sounds. This made it a little frustrating at times and it felt like parts of the story were occasionally missing because of it, but as the reader you could fill in a lot of the storyline with your own understanding. However, I was a little dubious about the likely hood of cavemen understanding so little communication. After all it's possible to teach monkeys basic sign language, which they can use to communicate..... 
 Ignoring whether it was realistic or not, it was quite the achievement on the part of the author to create such a story with almost no dialogue. The love the two characters for each other and their children is epic and Ehd's devotion to Beh is unending. Though I have to admit that I found it hard to understand how Beh could be satisfied with that life when she knew what she was missing in her own time. However, I know that it just shows how much she loved Ehd. 
 The book follows through with the story of Ehd and Beh right until they are old and dying. I found it hard to read this part but it was also one of the most beautiful scenes. 
 Favourite quote: 
 "I wonder what I will do if she doesn't wake up, and I don't have an answer. As I lie back down next to her and pull her into my arms, my stomach growls, and suddenly I know exactly what I will do. If she doesn't wake up, then I will just lie with her until I don't wake up either."