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Cứu rỗi linh hồn by Rachel Vincent, Rachel Vincent

lavendermarch's review against another edition

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4.0

This followed Addy, Tod's ex-girlfriend, and Tod, Nash, and Kaylee's attempts to help her retrieve her soul from a hellion. It was pretty good, and I liked how Kaylee learned more about the Netherworld and hellions in this book. I wasn't sure if I would continue rereading the series, but I think I will, as book two was quite enjoyable.
SpoilerIt's book four I dislike because of Sabine's arrival and Nash's addiction to Demon's Breath. I don't mind Sabine later on, but she's a real bitch in that book.
3.5 stars.

secretmagic's review against another edition

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5.0

'My Soul to Save' is another fantastic and intense book. So much action that keeps you on the edge of your seat until the last words are said. Kaylee's learning how to control her new powers, and it's strange because she only actually sung the soul song for one death this time. But it is also really interesting to see how she's adapting to her new life with her bean sidhe powers and living with her Dad for the first time in 13 years.

We get to see more of the world bean sidhes exist within, not just through Kaylee's bean sidhe training with Harmony Hudson, but also through the mysterious Netherworld and hellion involvement in 'My Soul to Save'. What better way to discover the secrets of the Netherworld than by attempting to rescue souls that have been sold to demons?

I love that we got to see a lot more of Tod too. I was right in thinking he's been lonely, and we meet the reason behind it. I'm still a little uncertain about him. He's edgy and dangerous still, but also struggles with hidden emotions and it's nice to see bits of it coming through. I'm not sure what to think about the Reapers though, they seem to have some troubles within their ranks. Someone better look into that.

I couldn't help but get a little annoyed every time Tod interrupted Nash and Kaylee's "alone" time, while you know it's not going to go too far straight away, there's always that hope that the characters will get a bit of privacy. I love Nash and Kaylee together, so I really wanted them to have some fun. I admire how detailed the make out scenes were in this book. Don't get any ideas, they were still relatively tame; but YA books rarely go all out, even though it's obvious you're not going to get an adult-rated "first experience", usually characters just kiss a little and feel faint. I like that Rachel doesn't hide what's obviously on teen minds.

I love the bond Kaylee and Nash have formed. Nash hates when Kaylee's in danger, but rather than fight her about what to do, he sticks by her in order to keep her safe. And who wouldn't want to stay with a sexy guy who can calm you down when you're about to scream (literally)? I still worry that something is going to happen to break them up, I hope I'm wrong.

Loved every word, can't wait to get into the next one.
5/5 Stars

kippins's review against another edition

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3.0

I have to say I didn't enjoy this as much as the first one though it did redeem itself close to the end.
I guess I just didn't really understand why they got involved in the first place.
In the last book I have to say I was a big fan of Tod, even more so than Nash.
But in this one I was really surprised and how cold & selfish he was.
His total disregard for Kaylee well being was not what I expected from him at all.
And as for Kaylee & Nash I really didn't feel like their story progressed much at.
I could have done with a bit more time spent on that & on Kaylee's friendship with Emma (who is awesome) & less on descriptions of the Nether World..I do actually have an imagination, I don't need every detail spelled out to me over & over again.
Overall I really felt like this was a bit of a filler.
I will continue on the series but only if I have nothing else to get or I see it in my library. Hopefully the next installment will renew my interest in the series, cause it really did start out great.

stacey_sassysreadingnook's review against another edition

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5.0

Another great adventure with Kaylee, Nash & Todd. This books been very hard to put down, I loved every minute of it. I'm gonna have to wait to buy the next book now.

gabicreads's review against another edition

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5.0

The Original review at Gabic Reads

The general idea: We have to help a teenage pop star regain her soul. That's not dangerous at all.


Thoughts upon seeing the cover art: Oooookaaaaay. I guess the color is cool.


It made me feel: I will never be a pop star. The business takes your soul, literally.

Romance: Definitely :)

Highlight: Tod, he's awesome.

Read it if you like: Banshees, grim reapers, hellions

demilee1369's review against another edition

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2.0

I didn't find this book has good has the first one. It's seemed a bit dull in comparison I will be reading the next one to see if it gets better again (I really hope it does)

lorilaws's review against another edition

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3.0

Of course it wasn't over after Kaylee found out she is a Bean Sidhe. No, Kaylee has to find more trouble to get into. When Kaylee and Nash go to a pop concert that is just what they find. Trouble. Soulless Trouble.

I loved the first book in this series, My Soul to Take but I didn't enjoy this as much. I'm not going to dwell to much on that because it's a second book in a series. It's a stepping stone of sorts. Vincent is just taking us in the direction we need to go.

Nash and Kaylee are great characters. Sometimes Kaylee is a little dense but that's okay because Nash is there to pick up any slack. There wasn't as much development in their relationship as I had hoped but that's okay too. We were introduced to some new side characters. All of whom I really liked. And we got to spend a lot of time with Tod. I really like Tod! I can't wait to learn more about him and the Reapers.

In this book we learned more about the Netherworld. And what a creepy place that is! I'm happy Kaylee is brave enough to go there because I don't think I would! I'm still 100% behind this concept! The Soul Screamers idea is genius. It's new been done before. Which is getting harder and harder to say!

I'm looking forward to My Soul to Keep next summer. I also hope we get to learn a little more about what happened in My Soul to Lose eventually.

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hixxup79's review against another edition

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3.0

I give this one a 3.5

I wasn't too impressed with it in the long run. I really enjoyed the parts between Kaylee and Nash. It took me a little bit to read this because for some reason it just couldn't hold my attention like the first book did. So, I'm hoping the next one is better because I've heard so many things about this series that tells me it's great, and with the first one I see it has potential but this just did not float my boat.

heyitslittlebit's review against another edition

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I am honestly so disappointed in this book as a sequel. It is ruined by the sex crazed Nash and Kaylee, who are literally plotting to cross into the Nether and possibly face imminent death for a dead guy's ex girlfriend who sold her soul, and all they do is make out every second they get to be alone.

Nash was needy in the first book and the second is just... Ugh. It's like the author recreated him altogether. I am not happy.

Tod is great as always. My favorite lines consist of "damnit Tod!".

I don't know... I honestly just can't get past the fact that half of the scenes were ruined by Nash and Kaylee's hormones.

This definitely did not live up to the rep of its predecessor.

micarotellini's review against another edition

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funny relaxing fast-paced
  • Plot- or character-driven? Plot
  • Strong character development? No
  • Loveable characters? N/A
  • Diverse cast of characters? N/A
  • Flaws of characters a main focus? N/A

2.0