Satisfy My Soul

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Summary: You must experience!
Review: Some books you read. Other books you read because your bored and it was the one the was holding up the coffee table. Well rest assured you have found your salvation in "Satisfy My Soul" by Colin Channer.
Satisfy My Soul will throw you to the left catapolt you to the right and just when you think you've got it it slaps you right there in the middle for any eye opening experience that you wont soon forget.
You feel a side of passion and love the will make you look back on your own life and figure out what you have lost. It is more than just a page turner it is a head banger. Try it you'll see!

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Summary: lost his soul recently to a tragic loss of friend or relativ
Review: This book was written by someone under stress. The publishers where in a hurry to have a new book by the author. I believe they should have waited or really read the book it has no soul the book is someone trying to finish a term paper without there heart in it. Only a objective mind that do not deal with the real world can find this book interesting.

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Summary: It was a pleasure...
Review: Well first off i would like to say this novel was defenantly a shock to me. I wasn't too accustomed to Channer's writing. I previously read one of his novellas in "Got to Be Real," and was impressed. After reading "Satisfy my Soul," i truly came to realize how gifed this young black author truly is. One of the biggest things that suprised me...was the fact that this wasn't the common "romance novel." At times i question if it was truly made to be a romantic story. To me it seemed to be a plot of a man discovering himself, finding his self identity possibly through meeting his supposed "soul-mate." But his journey was truly interesting and thought provoking. Beyond the self discovery and love there was also underlining themes of friendship, loyalty, belonging, history, family, and most importantly religion. I truly did enjoy this novel and recommend everyone to experience the distinct flavor Colin Channer has to offer to the literary society.