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Review: Promise (Soul Savers) by Kristie Cook

Goodreads Synopsis
Alexis Ames decides to learn who she really is, with or without the help of her mother, who guards their secrets closely. After meeting Tristan Knight and discovering that he's not normal either, the secrets begin to unravel. Their union brings promise to the future of mankind. But it also incites a dangerous pursuit by the enemy. Because they are a match made in Heaven and in Hell.
I was completely hooked by this book from the moment I picked it up. The passion between Alexis and Tristan is almost palpable. The emotions were so well developed and described, that it was almost impossible to not become completely immersed in their lives and their relationship.

Kristie Cook has created an impressive novel, one that is full of action, tension and drama that unravels beautifully as the narrative progresses. It's been a while since I felt an emotional connection to the characters; there were distinctive moments in this novel that I became cross and sad; admittedly, I did shed a tear or two!

I have since reread it, which is quite a rare thing for me as I have a stack of tbr a mile high (and how I wish I was exaggerating!). It was seriously that enjoyable and seriously that good.

Truly a fantastic read!


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  1. MookyJ15 June 2012 at 05:25

    Sounds very interesting! <3 I liked the trailer too.

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  2. Kristie Cook15 June 2012 at 10:47

    Thank you for reading and for the fabulous review!

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    1. Bex n Books16 June 2012 at 18:46

      My pleasure. Thank you for writing such a wonderful series :)

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