Taking Back Forever
โ Scribed by Hooper, Karen Amanda
- Book ID
- 108545716
- Publisher
- Starry Sky Publishing
- Year
- 2013
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 190 KB
- Series
- Kindrily 2
- Category
- Fiction
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โฆ Synopsis
Forever is worth the fight.
Maryah erased all memory of her past lives, but she couldn't erase her soul mate Nathan, or his undying love. Now, Maryah and Nathan have a second chance at a future together, but first Maryah must remember the person she used to be and embrace her supernatural gifts--more than one kindrily member's life depends on it.
Maryah's power is Harmony's best hope of finding her kidnapped soul mate, Gregory. But Harmony isn't big on asking anyone for help, and she's tired of waiting, so she's taking matters into her own hands. Heaven help anyone who stands in her way.
Book 2 of The Kindrily series.
Recommended for ages 15 and older due to mature content.
The star-crossed soul mate saga starring a supernatural family of perpetually reincarnated souls continues...
Review
** "...beautifully romantic , it will have you absolutely melting. I adore this story and all of the characters in the kindrily. I still hold to my first review that this series is the new standard for star-crossed love stories. Karen's writing continues to be impeccable and I remain a devoted follower." ~Jennifer Greeff at **Once Upon a Twilight**
"...riveting...I have enjoyed few series in my lifetime(s) as much as I do Karen Hooper's Kindrily series.****** The story is perfectly plotted, the characters are fully developed (and fun to follow) and the emotional connection that one feels for them while reading is immense." *~Jenna DeTrapani at Jenna Does Books
"Taking Back Forever is the perfect escape from reality. It is a love story (and awesomely unique story) that will stand the test of time right alongside many of the classics." *~Jonel Boyko at_ Pure Jonel_****
About the Author
KarenAmandaHooper.com
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