Soulkeepers: Weaving Destiny (Series #2) (Edition 2) (Paperback)

from egrant5329

The soul keepers saga continues and the overall story progresses. As I said in the in SK#1, this series is more of a teen/young adult series. There is a bit of romance in the books, but so far nothing I wouldn't allow my 12 yo to read.

from kreagsheehan

Going into Weaving Destiny, I wasn't sure if I would love it as much as I did The Soulkeepers. Come to find out, it is one of those sequels that I actually liked more than the first book. Told form the Point of View of Malini, Jacob's girlfriend, the story is action packed from the very beginning...

from AquaMareen

This was such a great book, I truly enjoyed it and I'm going to read it again. The excitement that rushed through my body as I read this book was unbelievable. I love the imagination G.P. Ching has as she descriptively brought this story alive. I felt as though the book engulfed me and I had to k...

from nlsobon

With most sequels, they usually fail to live up to their predecessors. "Weaving Destiny", however, outshines "The Soulkeepers" and that isn't a bad thing. While "The Soulkeepers" focused on Jacob: his struggle to adapt to life in Paris, Illinois, his fight to find his mother, and his new found po...

from Cathy_Keaton

Compared to the first book, Weaving Destiny is definitely an evolution. I always felt like there was one unidentifiable, gnawing thing missing from the first, but it is rectified in Weaving Destiny. The writing is much better, the story-telling even more intricate and clever, and the characters s...