Eight Souls by Serena Akeroyd – A Book Review

Posted July 31, 2019 by Booksandblurbs in PNR, Reverse Harem, Reviews / 0 Comments

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Eight Souls

(The Caelum Academy – Book 2)

by Serena Akeroyd
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Slow Burn Academy Bully PNR
Available on Kindle and Kindle Unlimited

Down and Dirty

The second in this remarkable trilogy is just as action packed and enticing as the first. Free on Kindle Unlimited.

Read my review of Book 1 here!

What is it about?

(Blurb from GoodReads)

An Academy like no other for a girl with a destiny that no one could handle…

Caelum.
Home to ‘freaks’ the world over.
Haven to children declared insane by humans, but whose beautiful minds contain the souls of seven creatures.

In the human world, they’re sick. Ill. Labeled schizophrenics at best, deviants at worst.
At Caelum?
They’re normal.
More than that, they’re future warriors in a war no human knows is happening.

Into this mix tumbles Eve. An oddball even among oddballs.
Raised in a cult, she can’t handle a TV remote never mind news that she isn’t insane, is old enough to join the war effort, and oh, is mated to several males.

Caelum is more of a home than she’s ever known but, just like in the New Order Cult that reared her, anyone out of the ordinary is a dead man walking.

And Eve?

She doesn’t have seven souls like everyone else.
She has eight.

Dead woman walking?

Find out in book TWO of the complete Caelum Academy trilogy.

Thoughts on Eight Souls

Great!

This is a fantastic series so far! The world building sweeping through the narrative, the hesitant and tenuous relationships forming, the mystery that is Eve…. it’s a blended paranormal that feels divine.

Only question? (Ok, I have lots of questions, because that is the point of the plot, but this?) it’s listed as a bully….. it’s not. At all. Thankfully. It IS an Academy, but no bully. Not quite sure where that comes from. Maybe because 2 guys struggle with even liking her? Enemies to lovers perhaps.

Either way, the second installment is just as good, if not better, than the the first. I highly recommend this to any one who enjoys the RH genre!