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| Original Title: | She Smells the Dead ASIN B004089FCC |
| Edition Language: | English URL http://spiritguideseries.blogspot.com/ |
| Series: | Spirit Guide #1 |
| Characters: | Yuki, Calvin (Spirit Guide), Emma (Spirit Guide), Simon (Spirit Guide) |
| Setting: | Wakefield, Maine(United States) |
E.J. Stevens
Kindle Edition | Pages: 186 pages Rating: 3.42 | 608 Users | 132 Reviews
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It's the beginning of senior year and Yuki's psychic awareness of ghostly spirits is threatening to ruin her life. Her ability to sense spirits of the dead isn't glamorous like the ghost hunting on television.SHE SMELLS THE DEAD.
The smell impressions are becoming stronger. Yuki is being visited in her dreams, and she suspects that her friend Calvin is involved in something strange. To make matters worse her crush on Garrett is going unrequited, Yuki's friend Emma is on a rampage against bee oppression, and Calvin Miller mysteriously disappears.
Will Yuki be able to focus her powers in time to save the lost soul who is haunting her? Meanwhile, who will save Yuki from following the spirits into the light?
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| Title | : | She Smells the Dead (Spirit Guide #1) |
| Author | : | E.J. Stevens |
| Book Format | : | Kindle Edition |
| Book Edition | : | Special Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 186 pages |
| Published | : | August 19th 2010 by Sacred Oaks Press |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Paranormal. Young Adult. Ghosts. Romance. Urban Fantasy |
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Ratings: 3.42 From 608 Users | 132 ReviewsCrit Epithetical Books She Smells the Dead (Spirit Guide #1)
Original review posted at Rabid Reads: http://www.rabidreads.com/2011/05/review-she-smells-dead-by-ej-stevens.htmlAt first I was a bit put off by the title of this book; but after seeing the gorgeous wolf on the cover of the next installment I just had to give it a try! I devoured this book in an afternoon. The plot is engaging, the characters are real and I loved Stevens' no nonsense writing style. Although, I did see the cliff hanger ending coming a mile away and felt a tad frustrated as aWhat would you do if you had the ability to help souls cross over? What if you found out that your best friend also had a secret of his own?She Smells the Dead is the story of Vanessa aka Yuki who can smell the dead. Not in a gross way, but in a way that the smell is related to the soul that needs help. She is beginning her senior year in high school when the soul needs her help. Cal, with a secret of his own, and Emma, who is her strictly vegan friend know of Yuki's ability and help her with
If you thought your high school days were roughYukis in her senior year and besides dealing with all the inherent pressures of that crazy time of life, she has some unusual and difficult stresses all her own. She doesnt get to see dead people, she has to smell them; her best friend, whom shes beginning to suspect she cares for more deeply than she imagined, has an odd secret that may be related to her psychic power; and her dreams seem to portend an imminent danger.Author E. J. Stevens
I really wanted like this book. And I do like the concept of smelling ghosts with other identifier. That original (at least for me) concept is the reason for the second star. And just so we are clear I do not blame the author all that much. But whoever did the editing of this book was sloppy and negligent or just did not read it through. That is my overall feeling but there were several issues that stuck out for me like a sore thumb.there is cafeteria scene where Emma and Yuki discuss their
Rating: 4.3 out of 5Ive said before that I have no love of paranormal romance as a genre. Its too girly, too gushy, too intrinsically self-absorbed and flighty, to be worth my while. I mean, who wants to read about some young girl with special talents who falls head-over-heels in love with some otherworldly creature?Uh, apparently I do. So color me a liar.I received She Smells the Dead by E.J. Stevens as a review copy, and honestly I was excited to dive into it. No matter my previous statements
It's the first day of school and Vanessa Stennings who likes to be called Yuki is overwhelmed by the scent of vinegar, weird right? Well Yuki has a gift, she smells the dead, not like decay or anything like that but instead its more a symbolic scent of the spirit who has come to her for help, her friend Calvin likes to call it smell impressions, anywho this particular spirit smells like vinegar, and the only way to get rid of the spirit is to figure out what it wants! Yuki hasn't ever been
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