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Josselyn has just spent the last three months in intense Line of Defense training so she could join Malcolm\u2019s search party. Little did she know the archangels had no intention of letting her bring back into Heaven an angel who had opened a portal between Heaven and Hell, at least not before saving God’s creations from the tight grasp of Lucifer first. Goodreads<\/a><\/p>\n Amazon<\/a><\/p>\n Review by Jordan<\/p>\n What could possibly happen when an angel and a demon are soulmates? The over whelming turmoil that the characters are dragged through kept me completely hooked. I kept pulling for them to find a way to be together. You know what they say opposites attract, however these two are as opposite as can be! Where Josselyn is as pure as an angel can be, Thoros is well not, just as you would expect from an ex demon. The ups and downs and constant surprises are what pull you in to the story and don\u2019t let you go. I didn\u2019t want to put the book down in hopes of what would come next. I loved the story almost as much as I love Thoros.<\/p>\n “Far from crazy, but equally as far from normal. There are voices in my head and I occasionally talk to them.” – Kristie Haigwood<\/p>\n K. S. Haigwood is the author of the Save My Soul, Eternal Island and Moonrising series. By day, she is a CNC Machinist, but by night and weekend, she saves the world or destroys it in a single bound, depending on what mood she is in and if she has had her coffee. In addition to being an award winner for the ‘Life Changing Read Award’, she has also been nominated twice for Best Indie Book 2016 in the Paranormal category.<\/p>\n Characterization is one of K.S. Haigwood\u2019s strongest points. You can understand each characters’ predicaments and you can almost foresee their reactions. But. There\u2019s always a but, with this author, because Haigwood can deliver enough twists and turns to turn a tornado on its head. Just as you think you\u2019ve figured where the story is going next, she\u2019s duped you again.<\/p>\n The whole of her novels are littered with good chuckle moments, and even in the darkest hour, the thinnest hint of a silver lining is still visible among the clouds.<\/p>\n Shock therapy for body and soul, delivered at a hundred miles an hour with the humor and charisma of a trendsetter, Haigwood is certain to be hailed the new wonder-drug to cure all ills.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Josselyn has just spent the last three months in intense Line of Defense training so she could join Malcolm\u2019s search party. Little did she know the archangels had no intention of letting her bring back into Heaven an angel who had opened a portal between Heaven and Hell, at least not before saving God’s creations … Continue reading #Review #TwinsieForTheDayJordan – Good Side of Sin (Save My Soul #3) by K.S. Haigwood<\/span> ![\"\"](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/twinsietalk.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2015\/01\/synopsis.png\")
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\nThree months have passed since the angel Rhyan released nine repented demons from Hell, and now innocent people are dying, but their souls are not going to Heaven. Josselyn’s mission is to find the demon responsible for stealing the souls and bring it to justice before Lucifer gains enough power to rise and claim Heaven and earth as his own.
\nHer whole world is shaken when she discovers what tool Lucifer is using to track down the one key to the release of his eternal damnation. Thoros is one half-souled immortal she prayed she would never see again. The ex-Prince of Lust had stolen her heart and crushed it with a cheeky smile. Now, not only is she being forced to put her damaged ego aside and face the only man that has ever hurt her, but she has to work with him in order to complete her assignment.
\nIs she strong enough to keep from falling in love with him again? Or is their love the only thing that can keep Lucifer from getting the one thing he wants most? Heaven.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n