Audiobook For Soul Novels & Stories

At the point when Sisu arrived in this body, it was not long before the Malcolm Family showed up to advise Sian regarding her folk's demise. Sisu, the soul inhabiting Sian’s body furrowed her brows and felt angry on behalf of Sian. She could not understand why but she felt strong emotions for Sian even when she just met this girl just now. Sisu had long been a wandering soul. For years that she had her consciousness, she lived her life listening to music and it was the only thing that kept her soul intact. She could remember that her favorite musician that had always been the one to call her heart and feed her with its elegant sound never played its tune ever again.

Mallory tried asking them where their original husk was, but they didn’t say as it was equal to saying how to kill yourself. So, Mallory then thought back about the oddity she didn’t notice. ‘Come to think of it, If I talk with them, and then go to another area, it seems like I’m still talking to the same person as the conversation continues. And even with how many plants there are just a few I can hear. Why didn’t I find that odd before?’ While she was contemplating why, they then told her another thing. [The maturity of a soul depends on how long it has been ‘awake’. You can talk to the more mature living souls, and that’s one of the unique traits of being the Goddess’ Blessed.]

Unlike some people. I realised, with a jolt that felt very unfair, that I was… attracted to him. Not Cassie’s leftover desire. Mine. Fawn’s. Or whatever version of me existed now. Maybe I was a mix of the two. But I had read a book once about the supernatural that said two soul-minds could not co-exist peacefully, there would always be a fight for control. It made me think of The Exorcist. I wasn’t acting like that, though. I gave a small shudder at the thought. But I was different.

"In the state that she's in, do you really think that she'd be able to pull through the procedure? What if something goes wrong? You'll regret it!" The conversation went on, but all of a sudden, I couldn't hear them anymore. My brain seemed to have shut down, and all I heard was a buzzing in my ears. An excruciating pain came over me. I thought that I'd have died there. But in that split second, I suddenly recalled everything. I was the only daughter of the Swanson family in Oakbrook, and I'd gone missing years ago. I had put up with the pain and made it here to tell Miles that I'd like to go home for a bit. I never expected to learn the cruel truth.

“It’s not just the Book. The connection is in the sacrifice we made!” She turned to the young Auditor. “You can’t go back any further. The Earth won’t let you. My mother is the soil—she remembers me!” The Auditor’s face twisted, smoke pouring out as his skin cracked. “The Earth is a product!” he screamed. “It has no memory!” “It has a soul!” June shouted back. She snatched the clipboard from his hand. It wasn’t a clipboard at all, but a piece of the Golden Book he’d tried to steal. June tore the page in half.

All around Diana and Rudolph were books littered all over the place. In Diana's hand was a book titled, 'Soul Travel' while Rudolph had 'The Demonstration' in his hands. They had skimmed through so many books that not much was left. Diana was currently on a page about a wolf spirit, travelling to the in-between world to retrieve the soul of the human. Diana had been stuck on that chapter for a long time, trying to connect it to her case. The procedure would need an Oracle but all Werewolf Oracles were killed in the Reviving.

I remembered sneaking down here with Azaria when we were barely older than the twins, laughing while reading half-forbidden scrolls about soul-binding, shape-altering, time-bending. She had always been drawn to the impossible. Maybe that’s why she’d become it. --- We pulled the old tomes from the inner chamber. Books of soul-tethering, dream walking, magical imbalance restoration. The children turned pages and the palms of their hands were dusty black, they radiated with intent. “Look at this,” Aiden said, pointing to a passage. “It’s about latent flames when a soul doesn’t die, but hides inside an elemental state.” I scanned the passage. “It’s possible… but extremely rare. They say only a V

Grabbing her chest she winced painfully. "Help!" She cried as she fell into a crumbled mass on the bedroom floor. In the kitchen, Hoka had arrived and was listening to Faelon explain what had occurred. They all paused hearing Sophia and rushed to the room she was in. Hoka shook his head as he hissed," That Anthony fellow is dead and the part of her soul he had is searching for a place to settle. Get her on the bed quickly and I will try to lead the soul back here." Running his hands over Sophia and chanting words, Hoka paused and grinned slightly.

It’s like my body is sleeping, but my mind is a racing mess. All the sudden I feel a sense of uneasiness, and a loud voice growl out “MINE. GIVE HER TO ME NOW!” I wonder why the man is so furious, and who he’s talking about. Whoever she is she must be someone really special to him for him to be acting so possessively. As soon as I hear the voice the uneasiness leaves me, and a sense of calm washes over me. All the sudden the humming sound comes into my head again, but it disappeared just like in West’s car. Hmm that’s interesting why do I keep hearing that sound, and then a soothing voice speaks “You can’t be serious right now! You’ve only been telling us for the last five years how she isn’

While sobbing hard, I was praying to God. Then suddenly, I heard something. Something that froze both me and Kaya. We both looked up. We saw something that was near to impossible. I looked at Kaya who was equally puzzled as I was. "This is something impossible. Your soul and my soul. But who is this third soul?" Kaya asked me and I shrugged my shoulders in confusion. "Don't you recognize me, Mommy?" The soul spoke and we both looked at it. I gulped hard as tears filled my eyes.