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Title: The Lost Souls
Subtitle: The Holy Trinity
Author: Madeline Sheehan
Narrator: Kelsey Osborne
Format: Unabridged
Length: 4 hrs and 54 mins
Language: English
Release date: 02-29-16
Publisher: Madeline Sheehan
Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 3 votes
Genres: Romance, Fantasy
Publisher's Summary:
Tahyra Petros tried desperately to save herself and her sister. Instead, she ended up forever changed.
Shandor Asenov battled with death and lost who he had been.
During a valiant attempt at rescuing his friends, Hockey Sava vanished.
Carrie Andrews's brother died during a violent struggle for survival, leaving her stranded and alone.
And Marko Siwak had disappeared in the middle of the night. He was never heard from again.
These are the stories of the lost - their journeys through a world where devastation knows no boundaries, where enemies await them at every turn, and where heartache, loss, and death supersede happiness, peace, and love - and the destiny that awaits them all.
Members Reviews:
And she does it yet again folks!
"Not all who wander are lost..."
~J.R.R. Tolkien
If you haven't read 'The Soul Mate' and 'My Soul to Take' do so now. No, not later. Right now becauseï¿ seriously this series is so darn good. Seriously.
The Lost Souls sucks you right in from the synopsis. We get multiple POV's from several of the characters throughtout the book which I thought was bloody brilliant. Not once did I get confused or lost about what was happening or who I was reading about. The flow from each POV and the characters was done smoothly.
We get Tobar, Becki, Nico, Shandor, Xan, Trinity, Hockey, Marko, Carrie, Mira, Tahyra and few others.
We find out who survives (for now), who doesn't (que funkin' tears). Who falls in love, who falls out of love. What's happened to characters after being separated from a group and/or who left camp.
This book had me shouting at my kindle, intrigued, mesmerized, grabbing my hair, thankful that it's not the end of the world, thankful for shampoo and conditioner, thankful for shaving cream and razors (which I might go ahead and get the lazer hair removal done...just in case sheet hits the fan and the end of the world happens). At several spots it had me doing the Home Alone face because I was just completely shocked when a certain someone dies. Then I was shocked but not really because I had a feeling that something was going to happen when another fell. Then...then I was gutted...yet again by the hands of MS (she needs to stop making me cry my own darn tears).
I love how in the beginning everyone was scattered or alone then slowly they join other survivors, then at the end it all comes together. I see certain people in a different light (good and bad). Makes me wonder what's going to happen in the next and final (EEPP!!!) book, like how is it going to play out? Will everything go back to normal (like it was all a dream) or will things stay the same, forever changed? Will they succedd in what they have to do? Who will be left standing? Who will fall?
My favorites scenes/lines:
"You know," He said, amused. "Waiting used to drive me crazy. It was all I could think about as a teenager. But waiting for her was worth it. Personally, I'm glad I haven't been with anyone else. I couldn't give her very much, you know, but I could give her me, all of me."-Hockey
"Do me a favor." He said, choking back his sudden rising emotion. "And try not to judge so harshly that which you don't understand."-Shandor
"Are you from another country?"
What the duck? Did he sound French?
"No." he bit out. "I'm Romani.