Right away I could feel the connection that they shared. When Rachel first met Rider that was so precious. I am actually looking forward to reading the next book. The way the book ended I was happy and sad, happy because they finally get the chance to be together the way they deserve to be but sad because it ended. And I will say I was very happy that Rider got the chance to be his own person (but such a sad way to gain that). It is something different and refreshing, I like it.

I don't want to spoil it for anyone too much because I do recommend that people read this book! But I must say I like the concept of Rider an infant soul given a second chance to live, even if it means sharing the body with another soul. After a bit more reading when Rachel had her accident, it became much more interesting and I couldn't put it down, I was so interested to see what became of Rachel and Rider. You got the chance to understand a bit of their bond. All the long chapters about Rachel and Rider growing up kind of put me off the story, however at the same time I was grateful for it. I will be completely honest here, I did find it hard at the start to get into the book.

(I have been trying to think of another way to come up with my own summary and have had no luck, I really like how this summary was worded, though I will come back and create my own when I have the chance)įirst off I want to say well done to Kellie, it is hard writing your first book (trust me I know), but to get is out there is a massive step so congratulations! Now to the review.

When a tragic accident tears them apart, can Rachel learn to live and love again?' Her family’s sudden move, however, gives her a chance at a fresh new life, without the stigma of her “imaginary friend.” Hit with the triple-whammy stress of trying to make new friends (and her first boyfriend) in a new school, in a new town, far away from the only other person who has ever understood her, Rachel’s relationship with Rider is strained by the choices that she makes, choices that ultimately lead to their separation. Fiercely devoted to him, Rachel has ostracized herself from most of her peers and gained a reputation as someone just a little too far gone on the wrong side of crazy.

Sharing her body with another soul has had its ups and downs for 15 year old Rachel, but there’s no one she’d rather share her life with than her soulmate, Rider. 'Most people search for decades to find their soulmate Rachel Masterson was born with hers.

Soulmate by Kellie McAllen