Books matching: reincarnation and past lives
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Save:A wild, emotional ride full of original romance, heartbreak, and mind-bending twists - perfect if you want a thought-provoking story and don’t mind a little supernatural flair.
Nevaeh. It’s Heaven spelled backwards and the name of the girl to my right with her finger five stories up her nose. I grimace while readjusting in my chair. It has nothing to do with her disgusting h... - #2
Save:Not a horror, but a surprisingly moving and introspective YA novel about life, love, and facing mortality. Approach it as a heartfelt drama, not a thriller, and you’ll find a lot to love.
Ilonka Pawluk checked herself out in the mirror and decided she didn't look like she was going to die. Her face was thin, true, as was the rest of her, but her blue eyes were bright, her long brown ha... - #3
Save:The novella 'Lake of Dreams' by Linda Howard follows Thea Marlow, who is plagued by unsettling dreams of a man who alternately loves her passionately or kills her. When she returns to her family home by the lake, she comes face to face with the man from her dreams, Richard Chance. The story unfolds with a gothic romance theme, intertwining mystery of past and present events, and elements of reincarnation, creating a tension-filled narrative that keeps the reader engaged till the end. The writing style is described as spooky, creepy, and mysterious, with a focus on unraveling the secrets and uncertainties surrounding the characters' fates.
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Save:A bold, brainy, and rewarding alternative history well-suited for the thoughtful reader - just be ready for a slow burn and lots of contemplation along the journey.
Now he had taken on the form of a small Mongol named Bold Bardash, horseman in the army of Temur the Lame. Son of a Tibetan salt trader and a Mongol innkeeper and spirit woman, and thus a traveller fr... - #5
Save:A sweeping, reincarnation-themed romance with a unique premise - perfect for fans of soul-deep love stories, but the slow start and open ending may test your patience. Great for romantics who don’t mind a little unresolved mystery.
SHE HADN’T KNOWN him very long. He’d shown up there at the beginning of eleventh grade. It was a small town and a small school district. You kept seeing the same kids year after year. He was a junior... - #6
Save:A wildly inventive, darkly funny, and sometimes profound read - think "The Good Place" meets Neil Gaiman. Not for everyone, but perfect if you love genre-bending stories about life, death, and everything in between.
Milo sat down in the sugar-white sand, closed his eyes, and felt the warm salt breeze in his beard. He took note of his ponytail feathering against his back and seagulls crying. That’s what you were s... - #7
Save:A fun, character-centric urban fantasy that's heavier on sass, romance, and quirky supernatural world-building than action - great for those seeking a light, entertaining escape with a distinctly human (and humorous) heroine.
Nearby, Hugh waited patiently for me to overcome my reticence. He stuffed his hands into well-pressed khakis, leaning his large frame against his Lexus. “I don’t see what the big deal is. You do this... - #8
Save:A beautifully imagined, character-driven YA fantasy with a fresh reincarnation twist, sweet romance, and a heroine searching for meaning. Not perfect, but definitely worth picking up if you want something different and heartfelt.
I was five when I first realized how different that made me. It was the spring equinox in the Year of Souls: Soul Night, when others traded stories about things they’d done three lifetimes ago. Ten li... - #9
Save:Ambitious, inventive, and dazzlingly written - Cloud Atlas is a literary puzzle box that rewards patient, adventurous readers, though its complexity and shifting styles may be a hurdle for some.
Beyond the Indian hamlet, upon a forlorn strand, I happened on a trail of recent footprints. Through rotting kelp, sea cocoa-nuts & bamboo, the tracks led me to their maker, a White man, his trowzers... - #10
Save:Body and Soul by Susan Krinard is a paranormal historical romance novel that follows the story of Jesse Copeland, an expert in mountain rescues, haunted by her mother's mysterious death. When Jesse returns to Manzanita, she encounters a transparent man named David Ventris, a powerful ghost from 1815 who seeks forgiveness from Jesse to escape limbo. As the plot unfolds, readers are taken on a journey of love and loss, hate and forgiveness, and the intertwining of past and present lives.
The book is described as a fine supernatural paranormal, fantasy romance with elements of Gothic novels, featuring a plot filled with twists, surprises, and a touch of Sci-Fi. The writing style is praised for its excellent storytelling, deft character development, and the ability to keep readers engaged from start to finish.
Only a small number of the residents of Manzanita turned out for the service. Jesse stood with a cluster of search and rescue volunteers, men and women from the team that had tried to save Bobby from...
