Product Details
BN ID: | 2940011513893 |
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Publisher: | DelSheree Gladden |
Publication date: | 09/09/2011 |
Series: | Twin Souls Saga , #1 |
Sold by: | Smashwords |
Format: | NOOK Book |
Sales rank: | 123,492 |
File size: | 556 KB |
Age Range: | 12 Years |
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Twin Souls
3.9 out of 5
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I found the general story line interesting. I liked where it was going and I was generally interested in the characters.
However I think it needed an extra oomph. I felt like it wasn't fully developed enough. It didn't seem to know exactly where it was going.
But overall I really did like it.
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I thoroughly enjoyed this book and immediately upon finishing it, went looking for the next!
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Great book, well written, was disappopinted it ended so soon! I need to continue on with the series!!
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In a world where such a thing as "twin souls" exist, two people meant for each other, what happens when two non-twin-souls meet and fall in love?
You get denied by your tribal Elder Council with your marriage request apparently. And such is the plight of Claire and Uriah.
Told from a male narrative mostly, Uriah is the strapping son of a local rancher, he's handsome, kind, chaste, humble, hard-working, athletic, and fair. Claire, who offers a bit of narrative here and there, is the spoiled, manipulative daughter of one of the richer families in town. So obviously, he is completely in love with her since forever (sorry, pet peeve initiated....why is the shallow girl getting the nice guy again?)
Once they are denied being together, with Claire in danger, Uriah set's out to help her, with some assistance from unexpected places.
And the boy does know how to pine, the last third of the book is so much about Claire's milk chocolate eyes, and her glowing skin, and how he would touch her face, over, and over, and over. Granted he's seeking Claire's twin soul, which could end his relationship with her forever, but...it gets a bit repetitive.
One thing that is refreshing, is that it's a semi-paranormal teen romance book that digs into some Native American lore (real or fictitious I'm not sure) that hasn't been covered, as far as I know, or have read of before. No werewolves appear...though there is one shapeshiftery type.
Anyhow, it was an easy and entertaining read. It didn't rock my soul, I didn't put it down and think, I am not the same girl after reading this, that I was before. Which can happen with a book experience.
But again, it was a pleasant passage of a few hours.
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At first I was worried it was going to be too young for me. I am thirty and many of the YA books are just too high school for my taste. However, this book was wonderful. It is well written and fast paced. I cannot wait to start book two.
Rlt
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I really enjoyed the American Indian mythology come-to-life in this story - but we went from zero to mach 10 in the relationship pieces of this, a bit hard to believe at first. But a good read, enjoyable, enough that I will purchase additional books to see where things go from here.
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very good book. i cant wait to read shaxoa's gift
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Loved it, awsome book!
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Like other reviewers I found this book a decent read but it somehow lacked oomph. It was not a lovers book and I am okay with that but a book about people loving and learning that their love is not meant to be, They are fighting for what they want against fate....destiny and tradition, If you believe in any of these then you should enjoy this book.
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I picked up this book because I knew it would be a clean read that involved a bit of Native American mythology. The story centers around a couple of teens, she is the daughter of the wealthiest man in town, he is the son of a rancher. Uriah has been in love with Claire for as long as he can remember. They come together when Claire orchestrates a fight with her boyfriend.
I am usually able to find something about a book that I like. I regret that is not the case with this one. The pace of this book is slow and uneven, at points boring. The editing is poor to non-existent. I made it to page 95 before I finally had to give it up as a lost cause.
There are problems with missing words, extra words, incorrect words ("conceded" and "conceited" are NOT interchangeable). Some sentences read as though the author had a new thought/idea or just changed her mind mid-sentence. I cannot in good conscience recommend this book to readers in its current condition. I think the potential for a good story is in there somewhere, but at the time of writing this review, her book reads like a work in progress. I would urge the author to remove this book from sales and have it properly edited.
Because of the problems with the book at this time, I regretfully can only give it 2 stars.
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I smell a terrific movie being made of this story! The story holds your attention from beginning to end.
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Very well written book. Slightly heartbreaking but very good. Can't wait for the next one!!!
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Some of the "scenes" are pretty far fetched--but you are still COMPELLED to find out the how the story finishes in the end!!
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