Incarnate Trilogy Incarnate, Book 1, (Paperback)

from breakingdownslowly

This book, guys. This. Freaking. Book. So, Ana is one of my favorite heroines. I feel like maybe I say that a lot, but hear me out on this one. Ana's got one of the worst parents ever and she has very little education. She has no reason to trust people and every right to not care. But she doesn't...

from usagijihen

I think what everyone is reacting to, and what makes Meadows' story so unique is the fact that she takes a very old idea (reincarnation), and makes it completely new. "Incarnate" is definitely one of those reads that is going to stand out in 2012, and it feels like someone's breathing new life bo...

from wanderlustlover

See, Laura said, "She writes like you, you're going to love her," but I'd been in the middle of other books, and in other things, and sort of took it as a note, but sort of just let it slide, and I think it took a whole month to get back to this book she kept trying to wave in front of my nose. ...

from booknerdcanada

Range is full of souls being re-incarnated over and over and over again. How many souls are being re-incarnated? About a million. These souls live their lives as a man or even a woman. Imagine having the ability to learn all that you can again. The people write journals to document their life whi...

from BookSpot

audiobook review: Ana has always know that everyone - everyone - knows more than her, is more learned and wise. It's not just her personal belief, but a fact. The million souls of Range have been reincarnated for thousands of years, living lives again and again, with each other. Only, something h...