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Weaving Destiny (The Soulkeepers #2)

by G.P. Ching (Goodreads Author)

4.12 of 5 stars 4.12 · rating details · 1,138 ratings · 98 reviews

Malini Gupta thought Jacob Lau was her destiny. But after months of failing to decipher how she fits into the Soulkeepers, frustration threatens to tear their relationship apart. And it doesn't help that a new Soulkeeper named Mara is ready to stop time itself to earn Jacob's love.

When Malini faces her worst fears, and even death, she learns a funny thing about destiny. Fa...more

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Published August 29th 2011 by Createspace (first published March 21st 2011)

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Aug 15, 2012 Syndey rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Wow! Gen Ching brought something wonderful and refreshing to the table with Weaving Destiny! After reading The Soulkeepers, I wasn't sure how the sequel would play out. To my surprise I loved it! The novel went smooth and was a well worded, fast paced read.

As the characters from the previous book are still around, we are introduced to a couple more people in this book and we also get to meet a few more that we didn't get around to spending time with in the first book. You will love to hate some...more

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Oct 20, 2011 WovenMyst rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

For you to become what you were born to be, you must face and overcome your greatest fears. You must release what you desire most, and you must choose your course based on your wish to serve, knowing you may do so alone. (pg105)

What an exciting sequel to The Soulkeepers by G. P. Ching! While I loved book one, I devoured book two and could not put it down. It has lots of action, sizzling chemistry, and twists I totally didn’t expect.

In book one, The Soulkeepers, we were introduced to the world of...more For you to become what you were born to be, you must face and overcome your greatest fears. You must release what you desire most, and you must choose your course based on your wish to serve, knowing you may do so alone. (pg105)

What an exciting sequel to The Soulkeepers by G. P. Ching! While I loved book one, I devoured book two and could not put it down. It has lots of action, sizzling chemistry, and twists I totally didn’t expect.

In book one, The Soulkeepers, we were introduced to the world of soulkeepers and watchers – the ages old war of good vs. evil. The sequel starts off with Jacob, a soulkeeper, coming into his powers while Malini, his girlfriend, feels left out. Besides sniffing out Watchers, she has no powers. She isn’t even sure she will ever get powers since Dr. Silva, their mentor, isn’t working with her anymore and has stopped their training sessions. When the small group is called on to check out a mysterious death witnessed by a new girl, Mara, Malini tags along, but feels useless. What good does it do to know that a bad guy is there and not have the power to do something about it? Jacob feels it’s his responsibility to protect Malini at all costs. At the same time they’re trying to figure out why people are mysteriously disappearing, Jacob’s cousin has come home for a college break and she’s just acting weird, weird, weird. She’s usually mean but she’s much worse this time around. Things escalate quickly and when Jacob’s life is threatened the group realizes a Watcher is already among them.

As if Jacob and Malini sneaking around to be together and trying to save the world isn’t stressful enough, Malini feels Jacob’s strong attraction to the new girl. At this point, the chemistry of the book started to sizzle and pop and the action was non-stop. Since I don’t want to spoil the book for you, here’s the questions you’re dying to know the answers to:

1. Will Jacob betray Malini’s trust?

2. What’s the significance of Malini’s red necklace?

3. Why must Malini wear a long glove on her right hand?

4. Who is Henry and why is he important to Malini?

5. What is the legacy left behind from Jacob’s ancestor?

Yes, you’ll find out the answers as you read! Along the way, you’ll encounter Malini’s fears and nightmares, spend time with Jacob while he discovers hidden treasures, and feel sorry for Henry in ways you wouldn’t imagine. You’ll also get glimpses into other character’s lives and find out how Malini’s parents met, how Jacob’s mom is doing now that he’s found her, and who Jacob’s great-great-grandfather really was. Enjoy the ride, I know I did. If you haven’t read book one, I highly recommend you do but a glossary has been provided at the beginning of book two so you’ll understand the different characters.

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Jan 08, 2012 Sam rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012-books

the end of this book came way too soon. seriously, I'm reading and all the sudden its over.

what to say... let me start with the characters. I definitely liked the introduction of Mara,but when she kissed Jake I started to hate her, but then she died and I lover her again. I'm sorry she died. anothercharacter I liked a lot was Death himself. unfortunately I dontsee him re appearing in book three. his story seems over, but I.liked it while it lasted. Dane also found a spot in my heart. he may even...more

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Sep 08, 2011 Aeicha rated it 5 of 5 stars

I loved this book even more than the first in the series, The Soulkeepers, which is saying something because I really loved that one too. The second volume in The Soulkeepers series continues the original, epically written, and fast paced saga that G.P Ching began in The Soulkeepers. With an impending showdown against fallen angels, new friends and foes alike, zombies, prom dates with Death, and startling new discoveries, Weaving Destiny is an action packed, emotionally charged ride start to fin...more
I loved this book even more than the first in the series, The Soulkeepers, which is saying something because I really loved that one too. The second volume in The Soulkeepers series continues the original, epically written, and fast paced saga that G.P Ching began in The Soulkeepers. With an impending showdown against fallen angels, new friends and foes alike, zombies, prom dates with Death, and startling new discoveries, Weaving Destiny is an action packed, emotionally charged ride start to finish.

Weaving Destiny picks up a few months after the first book, and finds Jacob, his mother, Malini, Dr. Silva, and Gideon still searching for more information about the Soulkeepers and the Watchers. With a rash of killings and disappearances believed to be the work of evil Watchers, the group set out to stop and discover their enemies’ plans. Mara, another teenage Soulkeeper, joins the group and causes friction between Jacob and Malini. Throughout the book, our main characters find as many new questions as they do answers, and they must not only battle with their enemies, but with themselves as well.

I read this book in one setting simply because I could not put it down and I had to keep turning pages to find out what happened next. The fresh, original, and enthralling elements of the first book are still there in Weaving Destiny, but there’s also more emotional and psychological elements that give the story real depth and has the allowed the main characters, Jacob and Malini especially, to grow and evolve a great deal. Even with all the paranormal and fantasy elements, Ching never loses her characters or their realness. The overall storyline develops at a fast pace, but its never overwhelming. The pacing feels and reads very organic.

We discover, explore and learn more about the magical world of the Soulkeepers in this book, and Ching continues to impress me with her ability to both modernize very traditional stories and myths, and to add new, exciting layers and twists to them. There were a few twists and discoveries that I never saw coming and found myself perfectly captivated by them.

I liked how this book focuses a great deal on Malini’s character and figuring out just what she is and how she fits in the world of the Soulkeepers. I won’t spoil anything for you, but Malini’s personal and magical journey was, at times, both heart stopping and heart breaking. Despite the focus on Malini, Jacob’s character isn’t ignored in this book. Jacob contends with his own struggles, both as a Soulkeeper and as a teenager. Malini and Jacob’s stories are very much intertwined and they, and readers alike, have to figure out just what that means.

Being introduced to new characters in a series isn’t always an easy thing to adjust to. Sometimes, as readers, we may feel like new characters take time and attention away from already beloved characters that we’ve grown attached to. So, I wasn’t sure about the character of Mara at first. I was afraid that she was going to be used simply as a way to come between Jacob and Malini. But I quickly came to really like the feisty girl. Her character is well developed and serves her own, integral purpose to the storyline.

Weaving Destiny had me on the edge of my seat and breathless from beginning to end. The storyline continues to be creative, original, and captivating. I cannot wait to read the third book. You really must read this book!
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Oct 30, 2011 Molly rated it 4 of 5 stars

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I'm rating this 4.5 stars.

I won Weaving Destiny and The Soulkeepers by G.P. Ching as ebooks.

This book has developed so well! In my review of the Soulkeepers I said that my least favourite character was Malini. This book has really turned my opinion of her around. Adding her point of view made you relate to her as a character and (SPOILER) by making her into a Healer and describing her experiences made me really relate to her. Ching has made me completely change my opinion of a character and t...more

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Sep 12, 2011 Rachel rated it 5 of 5 stars

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The Watchers are now more determined than ever to succeed in their fight for dominance. And as more and more people go missing or turn up dead, the Soulkeepers appear to be losing the fight.

With Malini still unsure about what she really is and just what she can do to help, Dr. Silva manages to track down another Soulkeeper willing to join them. But Mara Kane isn’t just any Soulkeeper. She’s gorgeous. And she seems to have set her sights on Jacob.

With the growing tension between Malini and Jacob...more

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May 03, 2012 Misty Rayburn rated it 5 of 5 stars

Malini Gupta is having a hard time figuring out where she fits into the Soulkeepers. Even though she believes Jacob is her destiny, the frustration of not knowing what she is threatens to tear their relationship apart. Matters are aggravated further when a horseman named Mara shows up. She’s clearly interested in Jacob but Jacob isn’t giving any clear cut answers.

To sort out her destiny and find her place, Malini must face her worst fears and even death, learning in the process that Fate is a ta...more

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Feb 25, 2012 Chris rated it 4 of 5 stars

I have been enjoying this series. First of all, it does not have any vampires. It does have zombies. Both of these are good things in YA book series.

The premise is the on going battle between good and evil pitting the Soulkeepers against the fallen angels of the devil. The battle has some twists as the main characters find their true powers and purposes. Add in typical human conflict, and you have the second book of the series.

This book did grab as the opening book did, but it still had a great...more

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Dec 23, 2011 Heather rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: fiction, for-fun

This was a fun read. It was jam packed with action and I think kept the reader more enthralled than the first book. I love that it was from Malini's point of view rather than the central charater of Jacob. As with most series, the writer keeps the same chacter perspective thru the whole series so I enjoyed the small change. I think this is more appropriate for teens and the love story will make a teen girl swoon. Nothing grapic or sexual which makes the love story so sweet. This reminds me a lot...more

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Jul 23, 2012 Marsha rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: YA

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"Weaving Destiny" asks the age old question, 'Do you believe in destiny?' In the beginning of our story, Jacob's cousin Katrina is attending a college party where she is drinking too much. She meets a man, Cord who she cannot seem to resist. He gets her another drink and soon she is dizzy. He offers to walk her home and the next morning she awakens lying on the grass with her roommate hovering over her. She is scheduled to go home to Paris, the next day.

Back in Paris, Malini's father...more (3.5 Stars)
"Weaving Destiny" asks the age old question, 'Do you believe in destiny?' In the beginning of our story, Jacob's cousin Katrina is attending a college party where she is drinking too much. She meets a man, Cord who she cannot seem to resist. He gets her another drink and soon she is dizzy. He offers to walk her home and the next morning she awakens lying on the grass with her roommate hovering over her. She is scheduled to go home to Paris, the next day.

Back in Paris, Malini's father has placed her on a 6 month punishment and forbid her from seeing Jacob. So, they come up with creative ways to see each other. They work together at the florist shop and he sneaks into her room at night. The prom is coming up in a month and a half and Malini is trying to figure out how she will be able to get her father to let Jacob take her.

There is a new girl in town, Mara. She is also a soulkeeper. She has come to town on Dr. Silva's invitation to assist in protecting Jacob. It seems that when cousin Katrina came home for spring break, she managed to sneak into Jacob's room and tried to stab him. Good thing her had snuck over at Malini's house. Malini is depressed because she has seen no talents that would indicate she is a soulkeeper. She runs across Dane and confides her vulnerabiltiy to him. It doesn't help that Malini recognizes that Mara is attracted to Jacob leaving her feeling insecure. It does not matter how much Jacob reassures her, she just feels inadequate.

The question is are Jacob and Malini really meant for one another or will they have to go their separate ways in order to survive what is coming. They will both be tested in ways they never imagined and in the end someone will die. I enjoyed this second book in the series especially the addition of new characters. Jacob's mother has a greater role to play, we get a better understanding of Malini's relationship with her parents and Dane provides an interesting influence in the story. I cannot wait to read the next book in the series.

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Apr 03, 2013 Isalina rated it 2 of 5 stars

This is book 2 of the series and since book 1 really caught my attention, I thought this one would too. And it did - to an extent. The story focuses more on Malini in this book, whereas book one was about Jacob and his family's past.
It's about her figuring out her role (at the same time the reader is figuring it out) and what her "destiny" is all about. Destiny and being chosen for something as a teenager is not a new theme, all who know young adult fiction are very familiar with it, however th...more

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Aug 28, 2012 Paula Sealey rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: sci-fi-and-fantasy

A fantastic sequel to The Soulkeepers, 'Weaving Destiny' had me even more invested in the great band of characters Ching has created, especially Jacob and Malini.

We are introduced to Mara, a new soulkeeper, who has a strong attraction for Jacob and causes friction between him and Malini. Also, to Death himself, a really fantastic character and so well thought out by Ching.

While Malini attempts to discover her soulkeeper skill, and feel less of an outsider in the group, Lucifer and his army of Wa...more

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Jan 06, 2012 Tahlia Newland rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: ya, urban-fantasy

This was every bit as good as the first in the series, if not better. The plot offered plenty of surprises, believable character interactions and growth, and some wonderful visual imagery. Once again the author doesn’t shirk away from the tough issues as Melani battles with finding and coming to terms with her place in the world of Soulkeepers and watchers. Self sacrifice and mercy killing are a couple that spring to mind. Her father’s journey to understanding his teenager and her coming to unde...more

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Sep 14, 2011 Sarah Snyder rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: indies, to-buy

With Weaving Destiny, G.P. Ching serves up a fascinating story that is equal parts action, excitement and emotional baggage.

Jacob and Malini’s relationship undergoes a change, and I must say that it makes me love them even more. I am not going to give away the details, but let’s just say that the dynamics change. They do a lot of growing throughout Weaving Destiny; both together and separately. Malini especially begins to have more of an identity outside of their relationship and it is really ni...more With Weaving Destiny, G.P. Ching serves up a fascinating story that is equal parts action, excitement and emotional baggage.

Jacob and Malini’s relationship undergoes a change, and I must say that it makes me love them even more. I am not going to give away the details, but let’s just say that the dynamics change. They do a lot of growing throughout Weaving Destiny; both together and separately. Malini especially begins to have more of an identity outside of their relationship and it is really nice to see her in the spotlight.

There is also a new Soulkeeper in town. Mara is a teenage girl from Chicago that has had an extremely rough go of it. She is definitely jaded and she adds an interesting dynamic to the story. I was afraid that she would simply become a plot device used to cause friction between Malini and Jacob, but as the story progressed she began to come into her own. I will not deny it, I was quick to judge her, but she certainly grows on you. She undoubtedly stepped into a difficult role; I cannot imagine anyone will take too kindly to someone who comes between Jacob and Malini. However, Ching did give her an awesome story arc. Out of all the plotlines in the series so far, I am most excited to see hers develop.

Weaving Destiny, much like its predecessor is filled to the brim with action and excitement. Ching certainly has some new tricks up her sleeve to keep things interesting, including zombies, dates with Death and a side trip to Eden. I can only imagine what Ching has in store for us in book three.

The ending certainly snuck up on me; I did not expect it to end so quickly. I was so engrossed in the storyline that I was not paying any sort of attention to the page numbers. And I must admit, I am dying to know what happens next.

Weaving Destiny was a wonderful follow up to G.P. Ching’s The Soulkeepers. Ching manages to stay true to the characters, while expanding them at the same time. We are also introduced to a few new friends that are sure to captivate readers. I loved the first installment and I was afraid that Weaving Destiny wouldn’t live up to it, but I am happily to admit that I was wrong. It was just as exciting and intriguing as the first book!(less)

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Jan 21, 2012 Sheila Medvedjevs rated it 4 of 5 stars

I've read a couple of reviews that said this book ended rather suddenly and I would have to agree. This is especially true if you read it on a Kindle. More than 10% of e-book is sneak peak chapters from other books, so the book you're reading is suddenly over even though you thought you were only 85% or so done. Having said that, it's still a great, quick read, with the character development continuing nicely from the first book. I'm very intrigued by some of the new characters that were introdu...more

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Jan 14, 2012 Stacy Eaton rated it 5 of 5 stars

I read this on the back of book 1, The Soulkeepers. I feel in love with the story there and was happy that the second book was out so I could continue right away.

Again Ms. Ching does an awesome job with her writing. Keeping it smooth, extremely descriptive and engrossing. She sucked me right back into the story bringing the characters to life once again.

Loved the story line, and love where it is going. I can't wait for the third book to be released so I can travel to Eden.

Excellent Job Ms. Chi...more

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Jan 11, 2013 Shirley rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: bout-of-books-jan-2013, seriously-series-2013-reading-chall

I so forgot how much I loved this series and I am seriously sad that I let so much time pass between Soulkeepers and Weaving Destiny.

The action and emotion was just as intense in Weaving Destiny as it was in the first book. The fact that Malini’s parents have grounded her from seeing Jacob doesn’t make it easy for them to find ways to spend time together much less fight the next Watcher threat. A new Soulkeeper joins the ranks, plus some other very interesting characters. Attacks come from unexp...more

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Sep 18, 2011 Andrea rated it 4 of 5 stars

loved The Soulkeepers. I thought it was a brilliant and amazing book. So, I was quite excited to read the next book in the series, Weaving Destiny. And when I learned that the story would be told from Malini's point of view, I thought "Yay!".

Weaving Destiny is the story of Malini's search to find her place in the world of the Soulkeepers. Her apparent lack of ability leaves her feeling frustrated and left out. All that frustration and the emergence of a new Soulkeeper, Mara, begins driving Mali...more

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Sep 21, 2011 Cathy Keaton rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: arcs-rcs, i-own, read-in-2011, reviewed

Compared to the first book, Weaving Destiny is definitely an evolution. I always felt like there was one unidentifiable, gnawing thing missing from the first, but it is rectified in Weaving Destiny. The writing is much better, the story-telling even more intricate and clever, and the characters seem even more realistic and likable.

This volume focuses on Malini Gupta, the title character, Jacob Lau's, girlfriend. I always liked Malini from book one, but I really didn't get the chance to come to l...more Compared to the first book, Weaving Destiny is definitely an evolution. I always felt like there was one unidentifiable, gnawing thing missing from the first, but it is rectified in Weaving Destiny. The writing is much better, the story-telling even more intricate and clever, and the characters seem even more realistic and likable.

This volume focuses on Malini Gupta, the title character, Jacob Lau's, girlfriend. I always liked Malini from book one, but I really didn't get the chance to come to love her as much as I do now, after getting inside her head and heart. What a neat girl she is! She has so much thrust upon her and simply doesn't feel like all the other Soulkeepers, that she's ready to do battle. She's not. It's a feeling so easy to relate to because, who would feel ready for that kind of life, being a normal person?

One of the pervasive themes of the story, I suppose for the entire series—but here it's really upfront—is the concept of 'destiny.' Obviously, its title is appropriate, because Malini begins the story believing, like so many young people do (I know I did!), that destiny is made for you by some cosmic force in the universe, and no one can do anything about it. We have to hope for the best and that's that.

But, what inevitably comes with age, maturity, and life experience is what Malini discovers through her trials: that she is, in fact, subject to destiny, but she is, in fact, the weaver of that destiny. I love how this theme is interwoven throughout, and her understanding of this concept is gradually obtained. She realizes she always had the power to shape her own future, and that pertains to everyone who's reading about her, too.

Read this if you want a sophisticated story with complex, real-world themes wrapped up in beautiful fantasy elements that is sure to entertain you. Think of it as the most delicious, wholesome, home-cooked meal prepared for you by a seasoned expert: savory, satisfying, and nourishing all at the same time.

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Sep 21, 2011 Amy rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Sep 30, 2012 Alicia rated it 3 of 5 stars

I really really love Malini. She is my favorite Soulkeeper and I enjoyed her journey as she finds her true calling (I'm trying not to include any spoilers!). The book is good up until the last few chapters. I think it gets built up but then doesn't deliver in the end. I wish Ching had taken her time with that. A lot happens in such a short span of time at the end, and it is a bit of a letdown. Overall though, I liked it. There were bits of humor that I enjoyed, and the love triangle was sexy as...more

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Feb 24, 2012 LaTonia rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I could not put this book down. I read it in one day--when I was supposed to be studying. I really enjoyed book one and book two was also excellent. After reading it, I couldn't help but notice how much more excellent book one was, in light of this new information! This author really knows how to tell a story. There were no small details. I found myself thinking - I didn't see that coming, in several places!

My only complaint is that Book three is not out yet. Come on. Don't leave me hanging!

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Nov 19, 2011 H. rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: young-adult

There is one question on my mind after reading “Weaving Destiny” by G.P. Ching and it is: Why aren’t her novels N.Y. Times bestsellers?

There are no "why nots" on my list as I ponder her writing. Her word crafting and stories flow with the same magic I’ve found in my favorite authors, who are bestsellers. Her characters are distinct and possess the human qualities that make readers love them, not hate them. Her plots are engaging, surprising, and there are no dull moments that make the reader wan...more

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Oct 28, 2011 Stephanie rated it 5 of 5 stars

What a way to finish off my week! An awesome book, that grabbed hold and took off running. If you haven't read book one The Soulkeepers, you are so missing out on a wonderful story.

Now, as for book two . . Weaving Destiny. This book is packed! We have action scenes, drama, romance, and to top it all of the book just sorta ends! Yep, that's right . . the book just comes to an end, so what does that mean . . . well, it means that we get to sit and think about what could possibly be next. We are l...more

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Jul 23, 2012 Kirsty Vizard rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: paranormal, pararomance, urban-fantasy, disappointed, ya

There is so much I want to say about this book . . but I also need to leave this comment space spoiler free :-( . . . reviews said the second book was better . . . so I waited . . and waited . . there was teenage angst . . .and some grit . .but no real substance . . .and then . . . the borrowed storyline . . . . I am holding fire on the third book because I hope that if I go back to it with a clear head I might just enjoy it.

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Feb 10, 2012 Amy rated it 4 of 5 stars

I got the first book in the series as a free download for my Kindle, and liked it well enough to purchase the second. It was a fun read, and the writing style is easy to follow and descriptive without taking away the fun of filling the fine details with your own imagination and immersing yourself in the setting. I am looking forward to the third in this series and would recommend these books for around ages fourteen and up.

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Feb 08, 2012 Cherilee rated it 2 of 5 stars

The interesting plot of this series continued and I enjoyed it as well as the characters but I could only give it 2 stars because I was turned off by the adding of a bit of profanity including the hated 'F' word in this second book. The first book had minimal profanity and it makes me sad the author felt the need to suddenly add it for this book. Not sure I will read more in the series now.

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Feb 09, 2012 Lesa rated it 4 of 5 stars

I couldn't wait to read the second book in the Soulkeepers series and I was not disappointed! This book introduces a new character Mara who really shook things up in Paris. Also, Malina finds her true self in this book and her destiny. Fate and Death makes an appearance which was really neat! It was a fast read but probably because I'm enjoying the story line so much! Can't wait for the 3rd book to come out.

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Jul 08, 2012 Carolyn rated it 4 of 5 stars

This, the second book in the series, was a much better book. The first book was choppy in the process of laying the foundation. With the foundation completed, this book flowed smoothly and was a much more enjoyable read. The Soulkeepers, Jacob and Malini, are joined by a third Soulkeeper, Mara. Malini finds her calling as a healer.

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Aug 14, 2011 Robin rated it 4 of 5 stars

I am honored to be one of the advance readers of this book! It is turning out to be quite a story line and it definitely leaves me wanting more. The characters are well-developed and believable and the story line combines fantasy with real world elements nicely! I can't wait for the next installment in the series!

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G.P Ching is the author of The Soulkeepers Series and variety of short fiction. She specializes in cross-genre paranormal stories, loves old cemeteries, and enjoys a good ghost tour. She lives in central Illinois with her husband, two children, and one very demanding guinea pig.

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