
Forgotten Soul: Soul Searchers, Book 1
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Listening Length | 5 hours and 45 minutes |
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Author | Sandra Edwards |
Narrator | Randy Fuller |
Whispersync for Voice | Ready |
Audible.com.au Release Date | 03 February 2016 |
Publisher | Sandra Edwards |
Program Type | Audiobook |
Version | Unabridged |
Language | English |
ASIN | B01BDBOURI |
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 29 November 2015Verified Purchase
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Debra Mungal
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it was amazing to the last
Reviewed in Canada on 18 February 2015Verified Purchase
I could not put it down, it was amazing to the last.True love story

AvidReader
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Magical
Reviewed in the United States on 25 July 2013Verified Purchase
What an amazing and original book, breathtaking and heartbreaking at the same time. Soul Searchers is full of mystery and romance, a sensual and passionate story full of secrets, lies and deception. All this being achieved without using explicit and gratuitous scenes or language, just the skill of the authors words.
Modern day Nevada and Rio’s story is blended amazingly well with Tajan and Maggies story, along with the Native traditions, spirituality and life as it was in their era. With Tajan and Maggie’s love story, set in a time of racial hatred, unacceptance and murder they are true soulmates, destined to find one another although one is white and the other an Indian. I loved every word, paragraph and chapter.
Set in modern day Nevada there are stories from past generations of 3 sisters that robbed banks back in the 1800’s, and one last attempt led to a hefty amount of gold and silver being buried in the mountains between Carson and Virginia City to never be recovered due to unexpected circumstances.
Maggie one of the sisters is shot in the robbery and found by a gorgeous Washoe Indian. Enthralled by her Tajan carries her back to the Washoe people to be healed by his father the tribal shaman. What begins as an infatuation between Tajan and Maggie becomes so much more when faced with the thought of being separated, they are lovingly joined as one. Living a married life full of laughter, passion and happiness, a forced separation leads to a happy reunion with a surprise and death
Rio, the main female character is a feisty firecracker with lots of attitude. A con artist by trade she learns about the buried treasure and in order to get her hands on it with the help of Turner Atkins the ruthless “brains” behind the scheme she claims to be the daughter of one of the sisters great, great granddaughter, easily achievable as she looks exactly like Maggie
Finding all is not what she expected, events may not go as planed. Instantly she is attracted to a painting of Tajan. Unable to get him out of her mind, knowing it was more than his handsomeness, it was his eyes speaking to her, drawing her in, making her feel she knew him.
Yearning for a loving family Rio never had, the Tajan’s provide all that and more, especially the warrior. Wherever Rio travels within the town a sense of eeriness, a feeling of familiarity follows, as do visions of Tajan and feelings of heartache.
Expect a surprise ending, a little rushed as I could have read so much more about this book, hence the 4 ½ instead of 5 stars. Recommended in a heartbeat. Wanting to read the second instalment but negative reviews have me thinking. Loving the whole Tajan/Maggie/Rio triangle I wont be able to resist!
Modern day Nevada and Rio’s story is blended amazingly well with Tajan and Maggies story, along with the Native traditions, spirituality and life as it was in their era. With Tajan and Maggie’s love story, set in a time of racial hatred, unacceptance and murder they are true soulmates, destined to find one another although one is white and the other an Indian. I loved every word, paragraph and chapter.
Set in modern day Nevada there are stories from past generations of 3 sisters that robbed banks back in the 1800’s, and one last attempt led to a hefty amount of gold and silver being buried in the mountains between Carson and Virginia City to never be recovered due to unexpected circumstances.
Maggie one of the sisters is shot in the robbery and found by a gorgeous Washoe Indian. Enthralled by her Tajan carries her back to the Washoe people to be healed by his father the tribal shaman. What begins as an infatuation between Tajan and Maggie becomes so much more when faced with the thought of being separated, they are lovingly joined as one. Living a married life full of laughter, passion and happiness, a forced separation leads to a happy reunion with a surprise and death
Rio, the main female character is a feisty firecracker with lots of attitude. A con artist by trade she learns about the buried treasure and in order to get her hands on it with the help of Turner Atkins the ruthless “brains” behind the scheme she claims to be the daughter of one of the sisters great, great granddaughter, easily achievable as she looks exactly like Maggie
Finding all is not what she expected, events may not go as planed. Instantly she is attracted to a painting of Tajan. Unable to get him out of her mind, knowing it was more than his handsomeness, it was his eyes speaking to her, drawing her in, making her feel she knew him.
Yearning for a loving family Rio never had, the Tajan’s provide all that and more, especially the warrior. Wherever Rio travels within the town a sense of eeriness, a feeling of familiarity follows, as do visions of Tajan and feelings of heartache.
Expect a surprise ending, a little rushed as I could have read so much more about this book, hence the 4 ½ instead of 5 stars. Recommended in a heartbeat. Wanting to read the second instalment but negative reviews have me thinking. Loving the whole Tajan/Maggie/Rio triangle I wont be able to resist!
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Rio Larquette never knew her mother's love, all she did was feel her hatred
Reviewed in the United States on 17 February 2015Verified Purchase
Rio Larquette never knew her mother's love, all she did was feel her hatred. As a child she heard her mom and dad constantly arguing and her mom screaming that she hated Rio! Years later her dad told her that her mom left and was never coming back and Rio felt it was her fault. She guess that was why she was a loner and shied away from people. For the longest time she sought a way to get to Turner Atkins, the most brutal mobster in Vegas, and she finally got her chance when he set up a meeting between them. Turner was power and money hungry, he had a plan for her to pretend she was his dead lovers daughter and get Audrey's relatives to dig up the treasure that was buried somewhere on Native American land when she knew where it was buried she was to call and he would take it from there. Rio had played small cons for years and she played dumb as a redhead. How was he white skin and red hair could she convince the Tajan's that she was family??
Sandra Edwards pens book one of the Broken Wings Trilogy where we are introduced to Maggie and Tajan a Washoe Native American. Maggie and her two sisters were bank robbers dressed as men. The had pulled off successful robberies before, but this time they ran into the sheriff and his posse! When gun shots ran out, the sisters scattered heading for the forest....................
Sandra Edwards pens book one of the Broken Wings Trilogy where we are introduced to Maggie and Tajan a Washoe Native American. Maggie and her two sisters were bank robbers dressed as men. The had pulled off successful robberies before, but this time they ran into the sheriff and his posse! When gun shots ran out, the sisters scattered heading for the forest....................

mizztara71
5.0 out of 5 stars
Treasure hunt and reincarnation.
Reviewed in the United States on 3 March 2015Verified Purchase
I really enjoyed this story. Rio was a strong yet tortured heroine. I saw how her lack of a mother figure influenced her life. I found the buried treasure and the reincarnation angle fascinating. The love between Tajan and Maggie was heartfelt. The glimpses into their past life added to the intrigue of the story. Ms. Edwards did an excellent job creating a love that endured throughout time. No spoilers, but there was a little twist in the end that I didn't anticipate.
I would recommend this to anyone that wants to read a good story. I will definitely read the next book in the series.
Pros: a glimpse into Native American life, mystery, enjoyable characters and a quick read
I would recommend this to anyone that wants to read a good story. I will definitely read the next book in the series.
Pros: a glimpse into Native American life, mystery, enjoyable characters and a quick read
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