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Reaper's Novice (Soul Collector #1)

by Cecilia Robert (Goodreads Author)

4.07 of 5 stars 4.07 · rating details · 54 ratings · 35 reviews

**Reaper's Novice was previously published as a short story installment. It will be released in January 2013 as full length novel.**

17- year- old Ana Maria Tei’s life has always been perfect: loving parents, good grades, and a future so bright it outshone the sun. But now words like “separation” and “divorce” are sending her world plummeting to hell. Determined to keep her...more

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Published January 8th 2013 (first published October 7th 2011)

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Dec 07, 2011 KaSonndra Leigh rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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The Grim Reaper is a short story taking place in the romantic setting of Vienna. Although it has strong elements of an urban fantasy it could also easily cross over to the paranormal arena as well. I love the way the Ms. Robert sets up the beginning. All five senses are taken into consideration. I truly feel as if I'm in the MC's shoes. The description of Vienna made me ache for a chance to walk along its historical streets. So when our protagonist is suddenly thrown into the life of a reaper of...more The Grim Reaper is a short story taking place in the romantic setting of Vienna. Although it has strong elements of an urban fantasy it could also easily cross over to the paranormal arena as well. I love the way the Ms. Robert sets up the beginning. All five senses are taken into consideration. I truly feel as if I'm in the MC's shoes. The description of Vienna made me ache for a chance to walk along its historical streets. So when our protagonist is suddenly thrown into the life of a reaper of souls, I feel her pain and loss as if they were my own. Apparently the novice has to go through a succession of qualification tests before she can be classified as a full-blown reaper.

Other treats include a host of supernatural creatures that all play into something like an entourage of "playmates" for the reaper himself. Speaking of the reaper, I appreciated the way the author avoided stumbling into a cliched description of him. Nothing about the dark one was standard stock in this story.

And when the Novice finds herself faced with the one thing she most feared, Ms. Robert keeps the reader in her grip, putting you right inside the MC's shoes and delivering the right amount of emotion at just the right times. There's a humorous element underlying the story, keeping the mood of the Reaper's storyline from drifting off into the realm of complete darkness.

The only small issue I had was with the relationship between Kim and the novice and how they meet one minute and then suddenly the novice can tell what he's about to do by noting a breathing gesture he makes. If the two have just met how would she know that? And my biggest complaint (that is actually a reflection of the author's skillful writing) was that once I fell in love with Kim and Ana Marie (aka the novice) I wasn't ready for the story to end. The tender way the author handles their budding relationship at the end leaves the reader intrigued and anxiously awaiting the next segment in this charming installment. I would recommend this to anyone. (less)

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Jan 18, 2013 Kevis Hendrickson rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: cecilia-robert, urban-fantasy, fantasy, series, paranormal, indie-book

Cecilia Robert's Reaper's Novice is a beautiful coming-of-age story that marks the beginning of a brand new urban fantasy series. The heroine Ana Marie Tei embarks on a journey of self-discovery after making a life-altering decision to save her family that puts her in the service of Grim, the literal personification of Death. As a Soul Collector in-training, she must undergo the training required to acquire the souls of other human beings in order to satisfy her soul-debt to the Grim. We journey...more

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Apr 11, 2013 Rachel rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: fans of Marked by Kim Richardson

Shelves: 2013-arr-from-authors, kindle-free, fantasy, gifted-or-magical, in-school, magic-or-mages, our-friend-death, series-read, ya-na

Thank you to the group YA/NA Fanatics and Cecilia Robert for giving me the opportunity to read this book.

Firstly I'd like to say that Cecilia Robert has a beautifully descriptive way of writing and I think at times this was what kept me reading. I only had one problem with this book which was the pace. It was a bit all over the place. I really struggled with the first 40% because (to me) it just seemed so SLOW and nothing was happening, but the writing was just so pretty that I pushed through....more Thank you to the group YA/NA Fanatics and Cecilia Robert for giving me the opportunity to read this book.

Firstly I'd like to say that Cecilia Robert has a beautifully descriptive way of writing and I think at times this was what kept me reading. I only had one problem with this book which was the pace. It was a bit all over the place. I really struggled with the first 40% because (to me) it just seemed so SLOW and nothing was happening, but the writing was just so pretty that I pushed through. Then after that so much happened! I wanted to find out what was going to happen next and I kept thinking... 'Just one more chapter...'

So the story... Well Reaper's Novice follows Ana who is worried that her parents are going to end up divorcing so organises a a long weekend away for the family to try and bring them back together but when her parents are coming to pick her up they have a terrible car crash which kills both her parents and her little brother and sister. At the accident site she meets Ernest (aka Grim) who offers to return their souls in return for Ana becoming his Novice.

Ana must complete 13 months of training before she has saved their souls. But there are other secrets... secrets about other worlds, secrets about her friends, about her and Ana starts to realise that perhaps her Grim Novice status was less by chance than she originally thought.

This is very much a coming of age story. Its that point where you realise not everything is as black and white as you thought and that you have some decisions to make even if you don't want to and I think Cecilia Robert does a great job at adding little touches to make Ana feel very real. To be honest all her characters are well developed but my favourite was Zig (Siegfried)

I can't wait to read the second book as this one leaves you with so many questions unanswered but for the start of a series it was really good!

The cover is gorgeous by the way :)

If you liked this one I'd recommend Marked by Kim Richardson (similar style) and Croak by Gina Damico (also about a grim novice). Both great books!(less)

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Jan 26, 2013 Multimemo rated it 3 of 5 stars

Although, the premise of this book wasn't absolutely promising, once I got into the story itself, it was surprisingly good. This is my first time reading a book with reapers but to be honest, I didn't really like the whole reaping idea at first and it was what kind of ruined the book for me but then, you could say that I got used to it and even enjoyed it along with the whole storyline.

The writing style was generally okay but the use of obscuration didn't work very well at the beginning of the...more

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Oct 27, 2011 Victoria Watson rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Two years ago, Ana traded her soul in order to save those of her family. To make the deal, Ana had to become the Grim Reaper's Novice. Her job is to collect souls and she doesn't have a problem with that, provided the souls are old and ready to leave. Soon, she will need to sit her final exam to become a Soul Collector Graduate however, the exam may not be as easy as Ana expected.

This is a really unique premise and Robert writes it confidently. The character of Ana is introduced well, giving ple...more

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May 04, 2013 Gabriela rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: r-r-arr-books

I would like to thank the author, Ms. Cecilia Robert and YA/NA Fanatics group, for giving the opportunity to read the book in exchange for an honest review.

Spoiler Alert:
Reaper's Novice is supernatural fantasy read about a teen girl who is primed to become a soul collector in exchange for the return of her family's souls.

I am going to do things a little different because I really liked this coming of age spin on the soul collecting/death genre and really liked it's characters however there were...more I would like to thank the author, Ms. Cecilia Robert and YA/NA Fanatics group, for giving the opportunity to read the book in exchange for an honest review.

Spoiler Alert:
Reaper's Novice is supernatural fantasy read about a teen girl who is primed to become a soul collector in exchange for the return of her family's souls.

I am going to do things a little different because I really liked this coming of age spin on the soul collecting/death genre and really liked it's characters however there were some things about this book that I did not care for so with that said I will tell you what I really liked about the book first then go on to what I didn't and not do my usual however...but...etc.

The book is quite an interesting read with a very genuine and engaging heroine that evolves as the story progresses; the way the author set up the backdrop, depicted the scenes, and developed the characters is remarkable. There are a lot of different issues addressed and I really liked the way the author handles each of the character's stories. The author wrote a heartfelt and honest read with a touch of social drama.

I felt the flow of the book was off; it was slow then it felt rushed then it slowed again then again it rushed. There was a lot going on with all the characters involved but at times I felt like it was too cryptic and I needed to know just a bit more about the characters; it was almost as if the author was keeping me at arm's length with just enough information to keep me interested ;) Then suddenly towards the end I felt a little overwhelmed and a tad bit confused with all the information given about the premise of the story.

There is some cussing, drinking references, domestic violence issues, some sensual scenes, and references to drug dealing. There were some grammar and punctuation issues but nothing that took away from the story. I think the cover is beautiful. I am really looking forward to reading the next installment. An interesting read.

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Jan 24, 2013 Evelyn Ink rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: indie-authors

I was given a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

Three things I liked:

1. Likable, well developed characters: The circle of friends and family around the main character Ana, feel real and comfortable; their conversations, actions, and dialogue are so natural, that it is with simple ease, the reader slips into Ana’s life.

2. Themes: Family and death seem to be the two biggest themes in this novel. In a subtle and natural way, the book imbues the beauty in death or rather the c...more I was given a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

Three things I liked:

1. Likable, well developed characters: The circle of friends and family around the main character Ana, feel real and comfortable; their conversations, actions, and dialogue are so natural, that it is with simple ease, the reader slips into Ana’s life.

2. Themes: Family and death seem to be the two biggest themes in this novel. In a subtle and natural way, the book imbues the beauty in death or rather the celebration of life. Ana’s job as a soul collector takes her to people on their death bed (if in fact, they were lucky enough to die in a bed). In some cases this is gristly and disturbing, but in others; warm and beautiful. .

3. There are some minor grammar mistakes, but overall the writing is pretty tight, good editing and a nice clean layout show how much the author cares about her work (not to mention the beautiful cover art).

Two things I didn't like:

1. The overall plot of this book builds at an incredibly slow pace, with the majority of the character’s interactions centering on relationships with her friends and family. Even up to page 150, there is little to no understanding of Grim’s world (the afterworld) or what it actually means to be the reaper’s apprentice.

2. Withholding information is a tricky move on an author’s part, when done well, it can be used to build mystery, thicken the plot, and entice the reader. Unfortunately, sometimes it serves only to drag out the plot and may cause the reader to lose interest. I’m sorry to say, but this seemed to be the case for this particular novel. For the first half of this book, you get only the most mundane glimpses and simplified explanations of the afterworld. This begins to change around page 180 and the story picks up, but unfortunately at every point I expected to get answers; the plot diverted again. I found this to be rather tiring, in fact, if it wasn’t for my interest in the characters I might have given up altogether.
Add onto that, the lack of a conclusive ending (yes I know it's a series) left me feeling a bit drained and annoyed.

Add on, one thing I just couldn't believe...

Spoiler alert!!! One character hick-up (in my opinion anyway) was this, Ana seems like an intelligent, focused girl from a good family, but when her boyfriend tries to punch her in the face, she does nothing beyond become upset that he leaves her room and worry about whether he is still going to text or call? “What?” I wanted to scream at the character, “He tried to punch you in the face!” (less)

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Jan 23, 2013 Becca rated it 1 of 5 stars

Reaper’s Novice by Cecilla Robert

This first book in the new urban fantasy Soul Collector series, Reaper’s Novice, is a captivating look into the world of the Grim Reaper. Ana, a family oriented teen, swaps her life for the lives of her family. In order to save her family she must become the Grim Reaper’s, Ernest, apprentice. She must collect souls and doesn’t mind if they are old or sick. Can she pass the final test to become a Soul Collector?

The Reaper’s Novice was one book that piqued my intre...more

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Jan 25, 2013 Tonyalee rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013, ya, e-book

~I was given a free copy for an honest review~

To be honest, after the first few chapters I almost set this book down. Everything happened too fast and didn’t seem at all logical. I knew Ana’s motives were honorable, but at the same time I felt like she was making a HUGE mistake jumping in incredibly fast without thinking about her actions. But I pressed on, hoping things would smooth out. And it did.

Celilia Robert created a beautiful, captivating story that is very original and unique. Her take...more

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Oct 26, 2011 Shilpa Mudiganti rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

What I loved about this book is Ana - You get her story from the beginning, her conflict, her love for the family, her insecurities, her strengths, everything. Right from the moment she is introduced. She is very likeable and you feel this need to know more about her. I almost prayed for her during her "graduation" test which is an entirely different story.

The story is unique with Ana being Grim's novice - She is getting ready to graduate as a soul collector and that I hadn't read anywhere befor...more

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Jan 27, 2013 Meg rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I am well accustomed to the concept of Reapers...mainly because I adored the TV show Dead Like Me (if you haven't watched it - go and check it out!) so I was actually rather surprised at how much I liked this new take on I guess 'old' tale.

To begin with isn't it sort of logical that a Reaper has to be trained? Since it is pretty much a job, wouldn't you only want the best possible applicants to take your soul onto the next plain?...I know I would. Hence - bring in Ana and the wonderful world cre...more

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Jan 22, 2013 Kirsty Vizard rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal, ya, review-copy, fantasy

Reaper's Novice is an original edition of the paranormal story - there are no werewolves, vampires or traditional angels. However, as the title suggests the reader meets the Grim Reaper called Ernest (!), who accepts a novice, Ana, after she exchanges her soul for her family's after they were killed in an accident. The deal is that she must complete her training within 13 months and the souls of her family will be free but she will continue to be immortal.
However, as Ana discovers life as a Reap...more

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Jan 27, 2013 Meg rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Jan 09, 2013 Nanette Bradford rated it 5 of 5 stars

Reaper's Novice by Cecilia Robert
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First off as one of my New Year's resolutions I'm going to stop not reading a book because of it's name or cover. I've done it a couple of times and I've read some awesome books that i didn't read sooner because of this reason. That is what happened here. I almost didn't read this book because of the title of it. Stupid, Stupid me.. This was a great book and i almost missed out because I thought it was out of my eleme...more

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Jan 27, 2013 Sarah rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebook, three-star-reviews

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Ana is a character who is absolutely devoted to her family and friends. She was written very realistically, and you could really feel her pain when her family was pulling apart, and her grief when she thinks that they are all dead. She is a normal teenage girl who, despite her new status as apprentice to the Grim Reaper, still has to worry about going to classes and maintaining relationships with her friends, on top of her new duties of Soul Colle...more

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Feb 05, 2013 Francesca Dell rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: r2r

When I first started this book I did get quite bored and distracted very easily. But, after a while I found myself being pulled into the world of Ava and her life as a 'Soul Collector' and very soon the pages started turning themselves.

This book has an interesting plot, consisting of MIA boyfriends, family struggles and a deathly (literally) new job. This book has many mysteries that left me, as a reader, on the edge of my seat, dying to know what was really going on.

The relationships the author...more When I first started this book I did get quite bored and distracted very easily. But, after a while I found myself being pulled into the world of Ava and her life as a 'Soul Collector' and very soon the pages started turning themselves.

This book has an interesting plot, consisting of MIA boyfriends, family struggles and a deathly (literally) new job. This book has many mysteries that left me, as a reader, on the edge of my seat, dying to know what was really going on.

The relationships the author creates in this book are also what make this book so interesting. I enjoyed reading about Ava and Rolf's tumultuous relationship, and letting my heart break when Rolf starts changing into something dangerous. Finding out that Rolf was not who we, or indeed who he, thought he was definitely kept me on edge.

Futhermore, I enjoyed reading about the easy, normal and relaxing friendship between Ava and Lea. Having a simple relationship like this in this book definitely helps us keep things in perspective and reminds the reader that Ava is still a normal person.

When the author killed off one of the main characters and one of Ava's best friends I wept and wept. I wished desperately that he hadn't died, however his death proves what a good book this is, because I only ever get that emotional over a book if it is interesting.

The author creates and interesting new world for the reader, where teachers aren't who they seem and where new friends can be found at the most unexpected of times. The unusual new world definitely spurred me on to keep reading as I couldn't wait to see what new creature would be introduced next and what new task Grim would set for Ava.

This book is not just about mysteries, heart-break and broken friendships though. Their is danger. Their is fighting. Their is exciting action sequences that will leave you gripping the book in your hands and dying to know what happens next.

This book deals with the creation of new friends and family, among the devastation of a lost friend and a heart-breaking relationship. It deals with the difficulties of growing up and discovering new things. And overall, this book deals with happiness and friendships that can be found even in the darkest of times.
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Jan 31, 2013 Jenea Whittington rated it 3 of 5 stars

Reaper’s Novice got a new cover and I have to say, I really like it, because the new cover matches the story much more. Anna’s perfect life has began to slowly unravel. With family issues and faced with a decision that no seventeen year old should have to make, this turned out to be a great start to a new series.
Anna is a likable girl, she is strong and would do just about anything for her family. After making the decision to save her family’s souls, she begins her training as a Reaper’s Novice....more

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Mar 27, 2013 Keirsten rated it 4 of 5 stars

I was really excited to recieve a copy of this book for review and even if it wasn't free I would have bought it. The book starts by introducing Ana and her family whose parents are very close to divorcing. On the day they planed to leave for their vacation Ana's parents, brother, and sister get in a deadly car accident but then the grim reaper shows up offering her a deal to save their lives. Grim... I mean Earnest is the funniest grim reaper I've ever read. He is a great character who cared ab...more

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Apr 19, 2013 Shane Harris rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Reaper's Novice is the first book in the Soul Collector series written by Cecilia Robert. I would like to thank Ms. Robert for the copy of her book in exchange for a fair review.

The premise of the story is a new twist on the Grimm Reaper, but the head Reaper himself is not a main character in this book. Instead, we meet Ana - a regular high school girl with normal high school problems. In order to save her fa...more

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Jan 26, 2013 Carrie rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: book-review-tour, paranormal, romance, ya-new-adult

When I read the blurb for this book I was intrigued. I thought the idea of a young girl giving up her soul to save her family and as a result become a soul collector for none other than the Grimm Reaper a great premise. And as the story began it followed through with my expectations. Although Ana has this new role in life she doesn’t get to ditch her other life. She still has to deal with school, friends, her boyfriend, and her blossoming music career PLUS go off and collect souls for Grimm (aka...more

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Jan 21, 2013 Catherine rated it 4 of 5 stars

The beginning of this book really drew me in - the characters are experiencing something real, and relatable. I also found that these issues don't come up that often in paranormal books - or, if they are, they aren't described in detail. This book was a good mix of the supernatural, mystery, romance, family/day-to-day life, etc. Even the balance between happy/sad and serious/playful was good. I found some of the characters really intriguing and definitely want to read more about them in the next...more

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Jan 17, 2013 Stephanie Keyes rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: urban-fantasy

This was a wonderfully written Young Adult Fantasy that draws you in from the first page. Robert does a wonderful job of crafting a compelling and interesting world with complex characters and plot lines you couldn't anticipate if you tried. The author does such a wonderful job of building a reader/character relationship that you even feel sorry for the characters that you know are bad. You can't help yourself!

Add to that, Robert lives in Vienna, so the tale is woven with Viennese landmarks, cul...more

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Dec 09, 2011 Werner added it

Shelves: supernatural-fiction

Since this is not a short story, but rather the first installment of the author's debut novel, Soul Collector, which Trestle Press is publishing serially, I want to hold my full review until I've read every installment. But you can bet that I WILL read every one. I definitely find this intriguing; the author writes well, has created an original (even unique) fantasy vision, and set it in what for most American readers is a very fresh locale. Of course, this first installment raises many more que...more

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Apr 06, 2013 Melissa rated it 4 of 5 stars

I loved how Ms. Robert pulled the characters together. Ana's life was altered one day and she made the only choice she could. She agreed to give up her life in exchange for her family's lives. Now she works with Grim, the Grim Reaper and has to collect souls.

I really enjoyed the characters. Sometimes they surprised me as I found myself falling for Grim only to have him make me mad. Ms. Robert's writing drew me into the characters and I wanted to join into the story.

This YA story is one that wil...more

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May 12, 2013 Carrie Penney rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: arr, asked-or-received-for-review, tower-team, young-adult, fantasy, death-reaper-soul-collector, coming-of-age

First off I would like to say I was given a copy of Reaper's Novice for an honest review.

Secondly I LOVE the cover!

If you where given the chance to have your family back would you take it? What if it meant trading your soul for it? Turing you immortal and being owned by death for eternity?

Ana's family is falling apart, her parents are fighting all the time, and she takes it up on herself to mend the pain and put it back together. She figures a holiday would be a great place to start. Except thi...more

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Apr 06, 2013 Sara rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: r2r-and-arr

A big thank you to Cecilia Robert for giving me a copy in exchange for an honest review.

When I first saw this book, I knew I just had to check it out. I mean, look at that cover! It is gorgeous. And then I read the description and that sealed the deal:) Thankfully, I was not disappointed. I was drawn into the story after reading just one chapter. Cecilia Robert's writing is very descriptive and I needed to know more.

This was a story of great characters and a ton of surprises. Ana feels she canno...more

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Feb 02, 2013 Alannah Clarke rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: kindle, reviewed

This wasn't a bad book, however it was a bit difficult for me to get into. Although I blame uni for that problem, not the actual story or the writing. I think the fact I was distracted by university work ruined this book a bit for me and I couldn't get sucked into it as well as I would like to think that I would have.

Anyways I did think that Cecila Robert created a interesting take on the idea of reapers. I did like the main character Ana, she a strong young girl and I always believe that liter...more

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Apr 26, 2013 Kerr rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: arr

Ana is your average 17-year-old. She loves her boyfriend, her friends and is trying to hold her family together. One day something happens that catapults her into her destiny. Her family is killed in a car accident right in front of her. When Ernest, the grim reaper turns up to collect their souls, he offers her a choice. Live her life family-less, or exchange her own soul for those of her family and become his novice. Unable to even imagine a life without her family she agrees to his bargain an...more

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Nov 25, 2011 Darren Sant rated it 4 of 5 stars

The author uses some very effective descriptive writing. She creates what is an interesting universe complete with a solid setting and a colourful cast of characters. There is a lot of scope in what the author has laid down in this first episode and I am looking forward to forthcoming episodes. There is clearly a lot of heart in Cecilia Robert's writing. She writes with a sense of humanity and a her heart very much on her sleeve. A keener eye in the editing prior to publication would have made t...more

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Apr 28, 2013 Samantha Martin rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites

Reaper’s Novice is a beautiful and heartbreaking story that puts a whole new meaning to death. Ana is a 17 year old high school student that has dreams just like everyone else. Playing her violin is her greatest joy and she wants to play professionally. Everything is great, she has her best friends, and most of all she has Rolf. The only darkness in her life is that her parents seem to be always fighting. Ana can not stand it, it tears her up inside. Then one tragic day it all changes. She meets...more

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Cecilia Robert lives in Vienna with her two children, has an incurable obsession with books, anything romantic, TV and medieval architecture. When not working in her full time job, catching up with her two children, writing or reading, she can be found, knitting or crocheting, taking photos of old buildings.

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