Soul
Finder
The Immortal Gene, #2
by Jacinta Maree
by Jacinta Maree
Publication date: September 16th 2016
Genres: Dystopian, New Adult,
Supernatural
her only hope of survival rest in the hands of the man sent out to kill her . . .
From
The Book Junkie Reads . . . Soul Finder (The Immortal Gene, #2) . . .
Diesel captivated me in book one. I was not
sure what to make of him. I could clearly understand Nadia’s need to have him
close. He had 1100 years of strength, protection, bad-ass-ness on his side. She
needed the strength and protection to make it to the next day, but she did have
a healthy dose of fear of this man. While at the same time her attraction to
him grew.
Everything seemed to flow flawlessly into
action. We see thing begin where the first left off. I was so excited and amped
up to get to reading. I wasted no time. As I turned closed the first, I opened
this one and began my continued adventure. Action packed. Adventure.
Diesel wanted an end the reincarnation. To do
so he needed Nadia. He was sent to kill her, but there was something within him
pushing he to protect her. She was the one thing in his world that he cared
about. But love was not a part of his make up or was it. Join in on this
adventure see where the race for reincarnation goes or does it end or change.
I was able to read book 1 & 2 back to
back. I am sitting her on the precipice of the next release. I so have this on
my must have, must read, must obtain. The final installment in this trilogy
will be something. I will start all over again with book 1. I will need my dose
all at once please. Thank you.
BLUB
Since being discovered as
Soulless, Nadia has become a target for both terrorist groups and government
corporations. Now, her only hope for survival rests in the hands of the man
sent out to kill her: Diesel, the Mad Dog terrorist.
Diesel is determined to free
himself of the never ending curse of reincarnation and the haunting memories
that plague his mind. But when his search leads him to Nadia, a greater desire
stills him from taking her life.
Unable to see into Diesel’s
cracking mind, Nadia instead puts her faith into his strength, fueled by eleven
generations of unmatched rage and insanity. Their tight-rope relationship
balances the two between life and death, love and rage, trust and betrayal.
Tension pulls at the hems of
their dangerous companionship, and as time runs out all madmen must eventually
make their choice.
Book two of the thrilling
Immortal Gene series dives deeper into the danger of trusting your heart over
your head.
“This isn’t you, Diesel. This is Krane’s
influence. You’re sick but once you get some D400 into you, you’ll be you
again.”
Diesel’s voice tightened. “I’m not sick. Don’t you get it? Krane, Diesel,
there’s no difference.”
My breath shuddered out. All this time, everyone referred to him as Krane but I
had ignored it. All this time I was warned of Krane’s cruel capabilities but I
was so certain Diesel wasn’t the same malicious person. But Krane wasn’t a
separate entity held behind a wall of D400. It was just another name fitted to
a different face.
I stepped back. “You’re disgusting!”
“Nadia.” He smiled as though I was joking. He
reached out to touch me. I jerked away.
With all the coldness I could master, I gritted
through my teeth. “Men like you remind me that there are such things as real
monsters.”
My words hit something dark inside of Diesel and immediately he dropped his
smile. “Hmm, so what do you call those that love monsters like me, huh? How
disgusting are you then?”
He was right. We were a candle on fire, destined to destroy each other. He was
a flame, clinging to me, not letting me go as I melted beneath. I could feel
myself weaken in my core, my sides running with wax. The more the flame ate and
picked me away, the further my body hollowed until all that was left were
brittle walls melting into a puddle. Once I was gone, he’d snap shut into
smoke.
“Maybe you are right. Maybe love really is just poison an idiot drinks.”
Diesel’s eyes narrowed. “Didn’t you say nothing
could break you?”
“I’m not broken. You are. And this is a poison
you can now drink alone.”
Sequel to:
From The Book Junkie Reads . . . Soulless (The Immortal Gene, #1) . . .
I gotta be real with you. I got trapped in this world with the very idea that reincarnation was indeed a way of life. It was life. It was the way to live and yet be tormented by the lives of the past and the disasters that plagued said life. I am super excited that I have read this book. It had opened up a new realm of dystopic ideas for exploration of my mind. I took my time and allow for myself to soak in all the nuances of this read. Nadia Richards has become one of my favorite women. She was all that and some. Strong, smart, cunning, determined, and soulless.
Nadia has much to overcome. Her parents, her friends, her neighbors, her everything. They all want nothing more than to kill her, eat her, experiment on her, or just plain possess her. What’s a young soulless girl to do? She wants to live and be left alone, but unfortunate for her she has what other want or better yet she doesn’t have what others want. She was born soulless. She was the anomaly that everyone wanted to get their hands on.
Soulless gave the amazing realm of life and death an edge to it. It opened doors to a realism that just may be crafty for some, deadly for others, and pure obsession for many. The read provides so much more than just the average. There was a decent amount of action, suspense, thrilling adventure.
I am very happy to have the second book in had because the ending had me gasping for air and excited at the same time. I was getting to move on and see what was coming next.
Author Info
Born in Melbourne Australia, Jacinta Maree considers herself a
chocoholic with an obsession with dragons, video gaming and Japan. She writes a
variety of genres including YA paranormal, steampunk, horror, new adult,
dystopian and fantasy. Winner of 2014 Horror of the year and bestselling
author, Jacinta writes to bring enjoyment to others while fulfilling her own
need to explore the weird and the impossible.
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