Windows to the Soul

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Summary: This is what I call a page turner.
Review: It was hard for me to put this book down once I started reading it, you realy get drawn to this intriguing story about a girl kidnapped by a satanic cult. I loved the plot, but there were some parts in which I felt like I was reading a Nancy Drew novel. Not that there is anything wrong with that, but I felt something was missing. This book would probably make a good teen horror movie, but when you think about it, it wouldn't be too different from what we are already used to. It is true that the plot captures you immediately, but it certainy isn't that spectacular either.

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Summary: Kept me reading
Review: This book was fun to read. I read it in a single sitting - 4 hours. I quickly became totally caught up in the mystery of the missing girl. I liked the main characters (they're all the same age as me) and the college campus setting. It reminded me of my first year away at school. However, I will say I'm a big horror fan and the climax came as a pleasant surprise. Though, definitely not for the squeamish. Some books are just meant to be fun to read and this is one of them.

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Summary: a good read that could have been great
Review: this was a good read but it glossed over things that i felt were important. it really could have been a great book. the ending was very exciting. i would have liked to have known kevel better. he seemed important to the story. i would try another book by this author.

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Summary: a good read that could have been great
Review: this was a good read but it glossed over things that i felt were important. it really could have been a great book. the ending was very exciting. i would have liked to have known kevel better. he seemed important to the story. i would try another book by this author.

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Summary: Intense and a fun read
Review: Windows To the Soul is one intense book. It sucks you in right from the first couple of pages and there's no letting go until you find out what happened to Trish Van Worten's missing roommate. The tension and psychological terror in this one keep you turning pages. It really is a journey into a very sinister side of campus life. If you didn't believe in the occult before reading this one, you will after. WINDOWS was a rollicking fun ride and a quick read. I finished it in a day. Needless to say, nothing else got done that day. Barlog's writing style is easy to get enveloped in.