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 | My Soul to Keep by Melanie Wells | Reviewed by Wanda Maynard | |
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| Publisher: Waterbrook/Multnomah
http://www.randomhouse.com/waterbrook/home.pperl?pub_month=0 ISBN: 1590524284 Genre: Fiction Subgenre: Psychological Thriller Release date: Feb. 5, 2008 Format: Paperback Pages: 328 Price: $12.99 | |||
| An attention-grabbing dilemma about unforgettable characters stuck in paranormal intrigue and suspense that unwinds into a heartrending whodunit.
Doctor of psychology Dylan Foster is drawn into the central point of a serious puzzlement when a neighborhood child is kidnapped right under the mother's nose while at a park. An eye-witness to the crime is another small child. Bad dreams erupt, and a trail of clues lead the way as Christine tries to tell Doctor Foster who she thinks is responsible for the kidnapping. Who is this sinister being? Will the clues lead Doctor Foster to the kidnapped child before it is too late? Melanie Wells has captivated this reader with a wonderfully frightening, very realistic thriller. Her ability to lead the reader into a chilling, living nightmare is superb. As each chapter unfolds, a trail of strong feelings is left behind. My Soul to Keep will stay in this reader's mind long after the book is read. I can't wait to read more of her books. | |||
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