Review: Left me speechless!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 2, 2012
For starters I have to say, I'm a huge Heather Killough-Walden fan.  I just recently bought and read The Chosen Soul. It's not a new book, has been out for a few years now, but it's new to me. I was not disappointed. This book left me speechless and wanting more, lots more.We're introduced to Loki and Raven, a pair of twins. The way Raven was described in the book I pictured Snow White, but way hotter.  Raven loved the night, the twilight, and the winter. Loki was the exact opposite,  he loved the summer, the sun and mornings. How much more different could a set of twins be? Well that's just the beginning.  Raven and Loki are headed home and come across some boys that want to marry  Raven and a a tragic turn of events happen.Raven is accused by town elders of being a witch and that is evil in its worse. So Loki being the good brother comes up with a plan.  After the great escape they are on the run. Soon to end up in a city with a Fae prince who has a courtesan court.  Word of Raven's arrival soon catches his attention and he wants her.  Although they try to hide, she is found.  After a brief fight, we finally learn what Raven is and I'm not telling you'll have to buy the book.  So after being rescued by her father and learning her new powers, they head back to town.Without giving away  much, I want to introduce the character that I loved the most, Drake of  Tanith. He is the extremely hot bounty hunter the Fae prince hires to find and capture Raven.  I can't help but root for Drake and the story that he's keeping hidden. What is Drake really, nobody knows.While all of this is going on we are also being told the story of The Chosen Soul and it's prophecy.  It ends up placing Raven and Loki on almost different sides, but family overcomes the differences. There is lots of drama, steamy scenes, and tons of actions.  I do have to say the ending is a major cliffhanger, the second book Drake of Tanith is already out so you won't have to wait for the next installment.  I don't know if it's possible to write the review I would love to write without giving anything away.  So I urge, beg, plead go buy this book you will not be disappointed.