The Beloved

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Summary: Demon lovers and Victorian morals. What a combination!
Review: As a new age-gothic fan, I found this book to be one of the best past life novels I've ever read. It is tantalizinly erotic with great sexual tension between the anti-hero, Jase and the Victorian Katherine.

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Summary: Really different!
Review: From the Author's Foreword, novelist M.D. Gray invites us into the world of past life therapy and the hypnotic story of THE BELOVED with the question; "What then?" "What if reincarnation is true?" What then? "Do groups of souls tend to reincarnate together?" What then? "Could the personality from one life overshadow the personality of the next incarnation?" What then? "And what sort of memories would it retain?" Indeed, what then? Find out if you read this book or dreamt it into existence, and if your witness to the story really did manifest from your past. THE BELOVED is your portal into the possible...a must read for karmic reckoning enthusists.

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Summary: To Each His Own
Review: I noticed a couple of negative reviews among the many stellar ones. That's life, I guess... you can't please everyone. But-- this book sure pleased me! SHONA & ADAM, KATHARINE & JASE - Characters to remember!

M. D. Gray debuts with a chilling dark occult novel, one that is sure to catch your attention from page one.

As I said -- it sure caught mine!

What more can you ask for - a horror story, a time travel of sorts, and a love story all wrapped up in one well crafted book.

Treat yourself to a gripping tale and emotional roller-coaster -- Read M. D. Gray's THE BELOVED.

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Summary: The Beloved
Review: I was thrilled and breathless while reading this novel! I felt like I was Shona (wished!) Must read this one!

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Summary: Disappointed
Review: It was very hard to connect with the main characters in the novel. After a while, you just don't care. The main male lead, Adam, was very wishy-washy. He just kept changing his mind back and forth all the time about helping her or not. If he truly loved her, no question. And how deep could their commitment be if he decided to see the other girl April within being with his fiance a total or two days in Mobile? After a while, you don't care what happens to Shona either. She is kinda mousy.She deserves whatever she gets. As far as eroticism in this book...its not there. I have read other novels with better sexual tension in it that were not billed as erotic at all. About as sexy as a toothache.

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Summary: The Beloved
Review: This book is really excellent! Anyone who loves tension in a story will truly appreciate the great sexual tension here, as well as the horror aspect. The story really keeps you guessing, which I loved- so many twists and turns! I won't waste your time by giving a full synopsis of the story because you can just read the editorial reviews, so take my word for it, this book comes highly recommended. Enjoy!

-Frankie Alsup