E-book Tours: Wayward Soul Review

When Zanna Seoul accidentally causes the death of a fellow spirit guide’s charge while trying to save the life of the man she loves, she is stripped of her position and banished to Earth to die. In the spirit world, one doesn’t mess with what’s written. With Zanna no longer guiding him and his memory of her erased, Owen Nash is left wide open as the target of the vengeful spirit guide who feels he’s been wronged. A guide who also happens to be a werewolf. Once on Earth, Zanna refuses to stand by and watch Owen die, so she intervenes again, setting off a chain of events that could mean death for all of them if she doesn’t go back and undo the mess she’s made. Can Zanna succeed before the werewolf does?

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REVIEW:
That was a small book that also ended fast.


Kim Bowman's writing had some really good descriptions if you keep in mind that book was only 57 pages. They were the exact amount of it was necessary for you to know. There times of course i had questions of Zanna's World but they didn't have anything to do with the story. Just my curiosity. The action scenes were really good! They were the best part of the story (even more than the story itself which was really interesting). I could really feel them like i was in there. They were alive.


If i didn't like something was that i felt some times the story was written in hurry or maybe better like everything was trying to fit in those 57 pages while it could use much more. I know i would liked it more, if it was more extended since i would have the chance to let know more about the characters and the world. I could see they were characters with depth, but i didn't learn much about them.


Overall it was a really cute read. I did enjoy it and i think it's easy to read it again and again, in case you wanna fill some time.


Thanks the Kim Bowman and E-Book Tours for the copy of the book.
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