Official Review: Soul Seeker by Kaylin McFarren

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I would want to read this supernatural thriller. Nice review.
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I've been needing a good angels and demons fantasy novel to read, so I selected this book for review about a week ago. Thank you for your review; I'm looking forward to reading it for myself!
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This sounds captivating down to the concluding page. It sounds funny when you read that even these supernatural beings have to do mundane things such as brushing their hair in the book. I am adding it to my shelf. Thanks for the review.
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Thank you for the in-depth review. I'm so glad you enjoyed it so much. Supernatural and sci-fi aren't my types of books, but I was glad to read your review.
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This book sounds like a great choice for fans of supernatural thrillers that chill. It’s a plus that the plot is fast-paced and moves right a long. Thanks for a great review!
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Reading the product description, I got it all mixed-up initially; who is the villain and who is the hero. Reading the opening part of the sample, I was able to immediately guess who was behind. Of course, it is just a guess and I do not know if it is right. I also immediately pitied the human. Humans would suffer because of an unfair fight with a powerful evil creature. The review opened the whole thing. It is much bigger than I think; encompassing a romance between an angel and a devil. Wow!
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This book is quite mysterious. I like the fact that there is romance in it. And I think I can handle a bit of horror too. I enjoyed reading the review. Thank you.
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This book sounds like one to read with its mystery, suspense and romance. I still could not place when made Benjamin killed his son and the Crighton character sounds scary. Nice review.
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Most certainly not my genre!The review however made me flinch and let me with uncomfortable emotions to contend with. A super review,thrilling for some. Well done!
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Most certainly not my genre!The review however made me flinch and left me with uncomfortable emotions to contend with. A super review,thrilling for some. Well done!
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This seems interesting with a lot of twists. What could possibly make a father kill his son? And how can two supernatural beings on opposite sides fall in love. I'm eager to find out.
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Wow! What a divine balance between the human world and the spiritual one. This book could easily be split into two separate ones but the author does a brilliant job of interconnecting the story arks for seamless flow. Thank you so much for the insightful and interesting review! Happy reading :techie-studyinggray:
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I'm a huge reader of books thay cover elements of suspenseful thrillers. I cannot wait to get this book and delve deeper into this story.
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Supernatural creatures and mystical aspects of this novel ignite curiosity in me to know the climax of this intriguing novel.
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Crime and mystery thrillers are one of my favorites in book genres. This book seems to portray suspenseful events with a lot of plot twists. I would love to follow through Benjamin Poe's story, unfortunately, the paranormal bit of the story puts me off. I don't think I will read the book. Congratulations on being the BOTD though.
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