Synopsis:
'It's going to take a fight, I know that. But
it's more than just a fight for my life. It's a fight for my soul and my soul
mate.'
Jazzy Williams is not your average
coffee-loving teen. She's struggling with her grief, her famous uncle’s fans,
an overprotective big brother, and a depressed mother, all while trying to make
friends at her new school. In the first week, she meets a gorgeous green-eyed
hottie who turns out to be more than just some high school crush - he's more
than human. And she unknowingly enrages a very dangerous breed of immortal who
wants her soul or life as payment. With the help of supernatural friends and
protectors, Jazzy thinks she's safe until what remains of her family is put in
danger. Does Jazzy have what it takes to save her family, life, soul and soul
mate, or will all be lost?
*Warning* Mature Content. This contains some
profanity, mild sexual situations, innuendoes, and violence. Recommended for
ages 17 and up, depending on maturity level.
My Review:
5 stars!
I had the privilege of being a beta reader for this book. I loved Jazzy from the moment I met her, maybe not as much as Seth but you get what I mean. Starting at a new school with her brother, living in a new place all because of one fateful night. Already dealing with grief, anger and confusion she now has an unexpected paranormal connection to contend with as well. This would be overwhelming all by itself but somehow she also managed to gain an unrelenting enemy. Juggling all of this and homework just doesn't seem fair. I guess it helps to have a hunky soul mate by your side. I loved the flow, the dialogue, the unique paranormal slant and the character development. I would absolutely recommend this novel.
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About the Author:
Rachel lives in Central Pennsylvania, is a stay
at home mom, has a wonderful husband, total of 4 kids, 3 of which are step
kids. She’s a true Pittsburgh Penguins and Steelers fan. She’s an insomniac
that loves coffee, Johnny Depp movies and bonfires, dislikes driving on the
interstate, bugs of any kind, and a too quiet house. When she’s not playing
with the people inside her head, making her family think she belongs in the
loony bin or writing, she enjoys spending time with her family, finding new
music, new books, helping someone or plotting something equally crazy with her
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