Review: Soul of Stone

Soul of Stone by Traci McDonald
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

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We are introduced to Danielle who runs the Bookshop Salem’s Stop. Danielle’s family has run the shop for 200 years. Always handed down the female line. Danielle is very lonely after her grandmother and mother died in a fire at the shop.
One night a young teenage girl breaks into the shop, Danielle confronted the girl as she runs out the broken window. The next day a handsome hunk called Aaron comes in to ask about his sister. Aaron leads Danielle into a magical world she didn’t know existed.
Someone is kidnapping young girls, and no one can find them. This is a compulsive listen they kept me glued to my earplugs.
This book one in what is going to be a terrific series as Aaron and Danielle realise what powers they both discover themselves.
What they discover is nothing they could have ever imagined. This is book one in a series, but the girl saga is finished at the end of the book, but the wider story I hope will follow on in book two. I don’t want to spoil the story, but this a wonderful magical beginning and can’t wait for more stories in the next book. Also I was jealous of Danielle having  access to all those old books.  
The narrator kept me in the zone while listening to nearly 10 hours of pure entertainment. The different voices were very distinctive
I received this audiobook as part of my participation in a blog tour with Audiobookworm Promotions. The tour is being sponsored by Traci McDonald. The gifting of this audiobook did not affect my opinion of it.

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