The Body (The Spirit Trilogy Book 2)
by d. Nichole King
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They vowed to never return.
Their lives depend on it. With last summer behind them, Lucas and Carrie think they’re safe.
Only the Moore House isn’t through with them.
When Lucas receives bad news, the search for the elusive half-demon who holds the key to Lucas’s death becomes first priority. The creature might be Lucas’s only shot at finding his soul. Problem is he doesn’t want to be found.
Dead ends and blocked attempts leave them wary.
Lucas seems to be fading away. His eyes no longer glow, his skin pales. Exhaustion consumes him, leaving him distant when he’s with Carrie. Not knowing what’s happening to him kills her.
From all around, shadows creep in, and there’s nowhere to hide.
Then, a mysterious stranger suddenly appears in town and unlocks a deadly secret from Lucas’s past. When the Moore House becomes their only escape—
No one is safe.
Their lives depend on it. With last summer behind them, Lucas and Carrie think they’re safe.
Only the Moore House isn’t through with them.
When Lucas receives bad news, the search for the elusive half-demon who holds the key to Lucas’s death becomes first priority. The creature might be Lucas’s only shot at finding his soul. Problem is he doesn’t want to be found.
Dead ends and blocked attempts leave them wary.
Lucas seems to be fading away. His eyes no longer glow, his skin pales. Exhaustion consumes him, leaving him distant when he’s with Carrie. Not knowing what’s happening to him kills her.
From all around, shadows creep in, and there’s nowhere to hide.
Then, a mysterious stranger suddenly appears in town and unlocks a deadly secret from Lucas’s past. When the Moore House becomes their only escape—
No one is safe.
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My Review:
The
Body (Spirit Trilogy
#2)
Overall
Rating: ***** Stars
HOLY WOW!!!! Okay so I’ve read book
1 and I thought it was BRILLIANT!! But this book, wow was blow me away good.
This series has became one of my favorite of the year. D. Nichole really knows
how to keep a great story going, and making it more intriguing by the word. The
characters are real and believable. I love the supernatural feel to this book.
I don’t want to give any of the story away. BUT YOU MUST READ THIS SERIES!!!!!
You will not be disappointed.
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Carrie Reese doesn’t believe in ghosts—until she falls in love with one.
From the moment he walks through the door, a cool breeze surrounds Carrie. She knows Lucas is too good to be true...and he is. Because he’s dead.
Devastated over her parents’ divorce, 17 year-old Carrie is spending the summer with her grandparents in Villisca—the creepiest town in Iowa. Even though it makes her skin crawl, Carrie doesn’t regard the haunting of the infamous Moore House to be anything more than superstition.
Lucas, however, knows exactly why the mysterious farmhouse should be avoided. But that’s not what brings him to town. As a ghost, he cannot cross over into the afterlife until he finds his soul, and there’s someone in Villisca who can help. Instead, he finds Carrie. And there’s something about her that draws him in. Why didn’t he find her sooner? Like, when he was alive?
When the force of their love disrupts the containment spell around the Moore House, the rift to Hell inside the attic opens, releasing the demons. Since love isn’t meant to be shared between the living and the dead, the demons target the lovers, intent on dragging them to where their souls will face eternal destruction.
Sometimes there’s more at risk than merely dying.
From the moment he walks through the door, a cool breeze surrounds Carrie. She knows Lucas is too good to be true...and he is. Because he’s dead.
Devastated over her parents’ divorce, 17 year-old Carrie is spending the summer with her grandparents in Villisca—the creepiest town in Iowa. Even though it makes her skin crawl, Carrie doesn’t regard the haunting of the infamous Moore House to be anything more than superstition.
Lucas, however, knows exactly why the mysterious farmhouse should be avoided. But that’s not what brings him to town. As a ghost, he cannot cross over into the afterlife until he finds his soul, and there’s someone in Villisca who can help. Instead, he finds Carrie. And there’s something about her that draws him in. Why didn’t he find her sooner? Like, when he was alive?
When the force of their love disrupts the containment spell around the Moore House, the rift to Hell inside the attic opens, releasing the demons. Since love isn’t meant to be shared between the living and the dead, the demons target the lovers, intent on dragging them to where their souls will face eternal destruction.
Sometimes there’s more at risk than merely dying.
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About the Author
Since I was born and raised in Iowa, I like to create stories where my home state is the setting. There's nothing like small-town Midwest scenery to create the perfect backdrop for an amazing tale!
I've always loved to read and write. I'll read anything: Classics, fantasy, contemporary, mystery, horror. It doesn't matter as long as it draws me in. As a kid, I was raised on authors such as Lurlene McDaniel, R.L. Stine, Danielle Steele, Mary Higgins Clark, Stephen King, and Shakespeare.
Writing-wise, my fondness lies in the YA/NA genre, though I do have a couple of women's fiction stories swimming around in my head.
When not writing, I'm usually curled up with a book, scrapbooking, or doing yet another load of laundry.
Along with her incredible husband, I live in small-town Iowa with my four adorable (yet ornery) children and their dog, Peaches.
The Spirit is the first book of The Spirit Trilogy, and is my debut novel.
I've always loved to read and write. I'll read anything: Classics, fantasy, contemporary, mystery, horror. It doesn't matter as long as it draws me in. As a kid, I was raised on authors such as Lurlene McDaniel, R.L. Stine, Danielle Steele, Mary Higgins Clark, Stephen King, and Shakespeare.
Writing-wise, my fondness lies in the YA/NA genre, though I do have a couple of women's fiction stories swimming around in my head.
When not writing, I'm usually curled up with a book, scrapbooking, or doing yet another load of laundry.
Along with her incredible husband, I live in small-town Iowa with my four adorable (yet ornery) children and their dog, Peaches.
The Spirit is the first book of The Spirit Trilogy, and is my debut novel.
MY INTERVIEW:
1.) Tell
us a little about yourself.
Hi Sandra! Thanks for having me! My name is d.
Nichole King, and my very first novels were released earlier this year by
Limitless Publishing. I grew up in the lovely state of Iowa, smack in the
middle of the Midwest. My husband and I have four little kids ages nine and
under. Along with being an avid reader, I love scrapbooking! Oh, and I do
laundry every single day. J
2.) When did you start to write?
I wrote m first book when I was 12, but I never
really told anyone about it. It was something I just enjoyed for myself. It
wasn’t until after my third child was born that I dove back into it. Back in
2009, I wrote The Spirit, but at the time, it was still only for me. I didn’t
consider getting it published until fours later.
3.) What Genre’s do you write?
YA and NA
4.) Have you ever thought about writing in a different
genre?
I actually have a couple of ideas for Women’s
fiction!
5.) Can you tell us a little about your new project?
I’m currently working on the sequel to “Love
Always, Kate”, titled “Love Always, Damian.” It follows Damain’s story, four
years after “Love Always, Kate.” If you haven’t read the first one, I don’t
want to give anything way, but expect some twists and turns that you didn’t see
coming!
6.) Do you have any new releases coming out anytime soon?
If yes what is the title and when can we expect it?
I have a novella for the Love Always series,
“Eight Days”, releasing December 30, 2014!
7.) What are you currently reading? What was the last book
you read?
My current read is “Ten Tiny Breaths” by K.A.
Tucker, and the last book I finished reading was Sunniva Dee’s “Pandora Wild Child.”
8.) Who are some of your favorite authors?
I’m glad you just said “some” of my favorite
authors !! LOL! Jamie McGuire, Colleen Hoover, Laura Thalassa, Sunniva Dee,
Rick Riordan, Cheryl McIntyre--to name a few!
9.) Can you tell us about your newest book that you have
release?
The Body is what just came out. It’s the second
book in the Spirit Trilogy, which is a YA urban fantasy series. This book takes
off where the first, The Spirit, left off--no cliffhangers, I promise! The
series takes place in Villisca, Iowa, the real-life home to the infamous Axe
Murder House. The series follows Carrie Reese, who is in Iowa while her parents
work out the details of their divorce. While there, she meets the mysterious
Lucas and eventually discovers his deathly secret. Their struggles and quest
for the confirmation that they belong together no matter what leads them to the
Axe Murder House, where the fight for survival could claim both of their lives.
10.) Which of your books you written is your favorite?
Favorite Character?
My favorite book is always the one I’m currently
writing. Well, I guess so far that’s been the case anyway. So right now, it’s
“Love Always, Damian.” As for my favorite character, that would easily have to
be Kate Browdy from this series. She is such a strong character that I couldn’t
help falling in love with her. She’s been through so much, yet doesn’t take
anything for granted.
RAPID FIRE:
1.) Favorite Color: Blue
2.) Favorite Singer: Uh…Carrie
Underwood
3.) Favorite Season: Fall
4.) Favorite Food: Ice cream is a
food, right?
5.) Favorite Animal: Penguins!
Thank you sooo much!
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