The Rosary: Borrowed Souls: Book 4 Jack comes to a crossroads: collect Noah's soul with no questions asked, or take matters into his own hands, facing grave consequences for his own, rebellious actions. A completely different spin on life after life and will hold your
| TITLE | : | The Rosary: Borrowed Souls: Book 4 |
| AUTHOR | : | |
| RATING | : | 4.58 (899 Votes) |
| ASIN | : | B016SFKOVK |
| FORMAT TYPE | : | - |
| NUMBER of PAGES | : | 0 Pages |
| PUBLISH DATE | : | 2015-10-16 |
| GENRE | : |
The giant metropolis growled faintly as I stalked my prey. In a city occupied by millions of people, only one person mattered—the one that was about to die.
With just six weeks into his new profession, Jack breaks all the rules.
His next soul to collect is that of Noah Clayton, a loyal father, a passionate husband, a noble man all around. Jack discovers that Noah is living the life he'd always dreamed of.
Jack comes to a crossroads: collect Noah's soul with no questions asked, or take matters into his own hands, facing grave consequences for his own, rebellious actions.
What Readers Are Saying:
This is a great paranormal series that needs to be read from the very first book. A completely different spin on life after life and will hold your attention so completely you will forget to stop reading -A Reader
This episode had me
Editorial :
I feel so good knowing there are writers like this out there in comics. This is a serious book yet easy to read. LT Mansfield admits to this.
- Those who came home safely have some degree of guilt that they carry with them today (survivors guilt).
- Leadership is best done from up front (in the action with his troops) rather than the rear (where it's safe but not particularly effective).
- LT Mansfield shares a story in which his platoon executed their orders even though they had serious doubts. After digitalizing the photos, he realized that today's players had no idea who these people were and took it upon himself to contact their families and freinds. My favorite moment of the book is near the end when the illustration portrays Burdock happily sleeping on a quilt. They decide they will reassemble the next evening to discuss their ideas. Actually, it's a great idea for a
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