The Soulmate Call

De: Tiffany Ann

Narrado por: Annalee Scott

During the Salem Witch Trials over four hundred years ago, Ezekiel and Jeremiah Turner stumbled upon the knowledge needed to tap into unused parts of the human brain. What they discovered was the ability to telepathically call the soul of their destined soulmate, the one created for them.

Their family secret has been passed down from generation to generation. Jeffrey Turner, aka Rey, a direct descendant of Ezekiel Turner, found his soulmate only to push her away. At 19, a player, and not ready for his destined happily ever after, he threw away the best thing that ever happened to him, or so he thought.

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SOULMATE BOUND

THIS IS AN UNIQUE STORY ABOUT THE SOUL MATE CALL. VERY RARE NOWADAYS..THE NARRATION WAS OKAY.

unique and sweet story

I'm a fan of fated mates stories. This was the first I've read that was not involving paranormal shifters and I truly enjoyed the perspective. Very sweet and well written. looking forward to the rest of the series!

not for me

Some parts of this I found very creepy , like obsessed paramours . Nothing creepier than trying to force someone to love you. Ugh!! This was different, but I wouldn't be interested in continuing the series. A bit too much for me. I voluntarily listened to a free copy of this and am giving an honest review. The narrator was good.

Dream of meeting a solmate

This is a nice romantic story. Most people dream of meeting their soul mate, and the main characters are lucky to experience it. 
The events of this book are from the current time; however, the reader/listener has an opportunity to get a glimpse of life in earlier times and courting practices. 
Even though the narrator was good, she did not have a very distinct male voice for Rey vs. Lisabeth.

Book 1 - Soulmate Call series

So, this is book 1 in Ann's Soulmate Call series and I thought it was a great introduction to the concept. I did however have a few issues...as this was told in a dual point of view - which I usually love, in this case, while I did still love the idea of getting the perspective from both our main characters - Rey and Lisabeth, there was a lot of un necessary repetition. Also, the narration really wasn't my favorite. More monotone and robotic at times - i think a dual narration would have really helped bring these characters to life. All that said, I loved the concept and these characters. Both had some pasts that came back to haunt their HEA but I loved their mutual respect for one another. A great read / listen and I'm looking forward to more!

I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.