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Title	:	Mystic (The Soul Seekers #3)
Author	:	Alyson Noel
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 320 pages
Published	:	May 7th 2013 by St. Martin's Griffin
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Paranormal

Mystic (The Soul Seekers #3)

Alyson Noel

Hardcover | Pages: 320 pages

Rating: 4.01 | 4546 Users | 253 Reviews

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Müssen sie ihre Liebe opfern, um die Welt zu retten? Nachdem Daire Santos plötzlich mysteriöse Visionen hatte, ist sie zu ihrer Großmutter Paloma in die kleine Stadt Enchantment in New Mexico gezogen. Dort erfährt sie, dass sie eine Seelensucherin ist, die zwischen den Welten der Lebenden und der Toten wandeln kann. Mit Palomas Hilfe hat sie gerade noch rechtzeitig gelernt, mit ihren Kräften umzugehen. Denn eine mächtige Familie hat es darauf abgesehen, die Unter-, Mittel- und Oberwelt zu stürmen. Daire ist der einzige Mensch, der sie stoppen kann, aber es gibt ein Problem: Sie liebt Dace, dessen Zwillingsbruder Cade es auf Daires Kräfte abgesehen hat. Beide Brüder gehören der mächtigen Familie an. Wird Daire es schaffen können, ihre Bestimmung zu erfüllen, ohne ihre wahre Liebe dabei zu zerstören?

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Original Title:	Mystic
Edition Language:	English URL http://us.macmillan.com/mystic/AlysonNo%C3%ABl
Series:	The Soul Seekers #3

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Since it's the end of school I've been really busy so I haven't exactly had a lot of time to read and write reviews! Anyway I really enjoyed this book and I couldn't believe what happened at the end!!! I really want to read the next one but I don't have it so it'll be a while before I finish this series...

4 of 5 owlsSee more reviews at The Teen Bookworm!______________________________________Something about the Soul Seekers series draws me to it like a moth to a flame. I really can't place my finger on it, but Noel is doing many things right with this one.While ECHO, the second book in this series, seemed a bit like a filler novel with an explosive ending, Mystic is filled with action all the way through. (Would it be bad if I told you this book almost made me cry? If your answer is yes, pretend I



Well I didn't think this would become of this series but it did.First off, this book sucked!!!I hated the way DAIRE only thought of herself and Dace!! WTFF!!!Daire was so ignorant to ever think about the affects this held on Paloma. Its so disastrous I wanted to through the book far across the roomIt was predictable that Daire would fail to do her "destiny".A load of "shizzzzzzzz"When in reality she saved one person but end up losing another, who, in fact was the most importance of teaching and

Mystic is my favorite (so far) in the Soul Seeker series. Alyson Noel does a spectacular job of making the complicated journey of a Seeker easy to understand. (When I try to explain what the series is about.. Well, that's not so easy.) The characters are unique. (Xotchl especially. With her being blind yet able to see energy anything in her perspective was a little harder to picture but her character is definitely intriguing.) Then, of course, There's the romance. Daire and Dace are perfect

5 Words: Magic, love, family, crazy, guiding.A lot of this book felt a bit... Like a filler, really. It was propping open the gap between the end of Echo and the beginning of Horizon. So it felt like not a lot actually happened.Again there was the super-fast training - but let's be honest, that's a good thing. Reading about Daire learning everything would have just been a waste of trees.If Daire and Cade willingly get it on in the next book then it gets five stars. I dunno but there's something

At the first 200 pages, it was boring. There was a TON of fluff chapters, and repeating events, that it felt quite painful to keep reading. However, this book went out with a bang, and you'll have to read it to the end for it to make sense. When I read the end it all came together. Since the focus was mostly on the main characters (Dace, Daire, Lita, etc.), the story acted as a distraction from what was really going on behind the scenes. NO SPOILERS here, but get your tissues ready. I have been