Soul Bites

by Kate Flynn

Seventeen-year-old Emma just wants to remember her past. But with her memory loss and parents gone would she ever know who she was?

Living with her Aunt, Emma tries to fit into her new life. She is comfortable with Micah, the hot, high school all-star with honey-green eyes.

When she meets Ethan, the attraction between them is impossible to ignore, and when her past and future collide she has to decide which course her life will take.

232 pages, Paperback

Published April 18, 2016

About the author

Kate Flynn grew up in Illinois. She now lives in Virginia with her husband and two children. When she's not writing, she spends her time reading, plotting story lines, and exploring the Virginia sights with family.

Ways to connect with me:

Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/FlynnKat

Website: http://kateflynn.weebly.com

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/FlynnKate

Reviews

[Tiffiny · Rating 2 out of 5]

DNF!!
Could not, will not finish this book. At page 162 I put down this book for good. I got more than half way through and I felt like nothing of importance happened. The first thing that bugged me about this book is that the main character didn't speak for the first 78 pages. I didn't understand why because clearly she can but didn't want to. WHY? Secondly, the characters were bland and boring. The 'Love' interest Micah was nothing special, including the new 'Love' interest Ethan. The interactions with Emma and her two boys were frustrating and did not make me love their relationship.
With only 67 pages left we find out that Emma's accident could be a lie.. and I don't even care what her story is. I skimmed some parts in the last few chapters and I am glad I stopped when I did.

I received this book in exchanged for an honest review.

[John Clark · Rating 2 out of 5]

I did read the book in its entirety and I was really into the first half, while noticing things that distracted me. However, the second half became annoying. Simply put, this is a good story markedly diminished by poor editing. Among the very distracting things many places where two words as a contraction would have aided the flow, mixing past and present tense in the same passage, awkward phrasing (things like 'I burrowed myself into the chair,' and 'Raven crossed her legs in anticipation,'). The author has definite talent and I hope she continues writing, but works with a good editor in subsequent books.

[Kayla · Rating 4 out of 5]

I really enjoyed the story! There was not much description and it had a fast-paced story. It is a book for all ages! It was fun to follow the protagonist's story. The only complaint I had was how shallow the language was at times. For example, I cringed whenever I read, "could care less." There were also many sentences that lacked commas in the right place. Looking past the grammatical errors spread throughout the novel, it was catchy and exciting to read. I could see a sequel being fun to read as well!