Title: A Soul's Kiss
Author: Debra Chapoton
Publisher: Creative Prose Publishing
Pub Date: March 15th 2014
Format: ebook
Pages: 242
Genre: Fantasy, Paranormal, Romance, YA
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Synopsis:
Like getting into people’s thoughts.
Like taking over someone’s body.
Like experiencing romance on a whole new plane - literally.
Jessica learns an amazing truth as she struggles to return to her body before the doctors pull the plug, only she can’t do it alone. Now the only two people willing to help Jessica’s splintered soul are the two she’s hurt the most. They must find a way to guide her soul back to her body ... before it’s too late.
Rating: 8/10
Source: Given by the author in exchange for an honest review. Thank you Debra! :)
My Thoughts: I really liked this book. It was an interesting, easy read.
Story: The story was very fascinating. The spirit-out-of-body plot was dealt with very well so it was not that complicated and I really enjoyed reading it! The suspense was well-written and there were times when I was reading fast, eager to know what would happen next.
Characters: I liked how different chapters were told from different character's point of views. Michael was a scary character! But he was also very fascinating! Surprisingly, I really enjoyed Hannah's chapters. I felt sorry for her and I liked reading about her. Rashanda was probably my least favorite character. It's not that I didn't like her, I just liked her the least out of all the characters. I liked Jessica. She was nice and optimistic. But most of all, she was very real and relatable. Tyler was adorable! He was a sweetheart. I also really liked Keith, though he was only a minor character. He was cool!
Overall: A Soul's Kiss was a really good book! It was a nice, quick and easy read and I really enjoyed reading it. If you like supernatural romances then you should definitely read this book!
Story: The story was very fascinating. The spirit-out-of-body plot was dealt with very well so it was not that complicated and I really enjoyed reading it! The suspense was well-written and there were times when I was reading fast, eager to know what would happen next.
Characters: I liked how different chapters were told from different character's point of views. Michael was a scary character! But he was also very fascinating! Surprisingly, I really enjoyed Hannah's chapters. I felt sorry for her and I liked reading about her. Rashanda was probably my least favorite character. It's not that I didn't like her, I just liked her the least out of all the characters. I liked Jessica. She was nice and optimistic. But most of all, she was very real and relatable. Tyler was adorable! He was a sweetheart. I also really liked Keith, though he was only a minor character. He was cool!
Overall: A Soul's Kiss was a really good book! It was a nice, quick and easy read and I really enjoyed reading it. If you like supernatural romances then you should definitely read this book!
About The Author:
Debra's latest YA novel, A SOUL'S KISS (March, 2014)is for fans of supernatural romance. Her earlier novels, EDGE OF ESCAPE, SHELTERED, and THE GUARDIAN'S DIARY range from psychological thriller to paranormal to coming of age.
Find out more at http://debrachapoton.com/
Her children's series consists of 3 adventure books, THE SECRET IN THE HIDDEN CAVE, MYSTERY'S GRAVE, and BULLIES AND BEARS, one fantasy novel, A TICK IN TIME, and a two scary stories in one book, BIGFOOT DAY, NINJA NIGHT. All are appropriate for boys and girls ages 8 - 12.
Find out more at http://bigpinelodgebooks.com/
Find out more at http://debrachapoton.com/
Her children's series consists of 3 adventure books, THE SECRET IN THE HIDDEN CAVE, MYSTERY'S GRAVE, and BULLIES AND BEARS, one fantasy novel, A TICK IN TIME, and a two scary stories in one book, BIGFOOT DAY, NINJA NIGHT. All are appropriate for boys and girls ages 8 - 12.
Find out more at http://bigpinelodgebooks.com/
Thank you for your review. I'm glad you enjoyed it. I had a lot of fun writing the different characters so I'm very pleased that you liked the alternate points of view. Happy reading!
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