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    My Recycled Soul: Recycled Souls, #1

    By Lynette Ferreira

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    My Recycled Soul explores the boundless depths of love, the timeless nature of the human spirit, and the unbreakable bonds that tie souls together.

    In a world where everything seems uncertain, Elizabeth believes she has finally found her happy place. Life and love are blissful, until an unexpected turn of events shatters her world. Her parents uproot her life and whisk her away to Ireland, a place she never wanted to be. As Elizabeth longs for things to return to how they were, fate has something extraordinary in store for her.

    Enter Jared, a mysterious stranger who enters Elizabeth's life like a gust of wind, stirring her soul in ways she never imagined. From the very first moment they lock eyes, there is an electric connection, as if they were meant to find each other. It's a love that transcends time and space, defying all logic and reason.

    As their love story unfolds, Elizabeth begins to unravel the secrets of her own past. She discovers a connection to Jared that stretches far beyond their current lives, intertwining their souls in a dance of destiny. With each revelation, the pieces of a puzzle start falling into place, leaving Elizabeth and Jared to wonder if their love is part of a much grander plan.

    Prepare to be swept away by the enchanting themes of reincarnation and destiny, as Elizabeth discovers that every twist and turn in life happens for a reason.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFiction for the Soul
    Release dateJul 16, 2009
    ISBN9781393395348
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    My Recycled Soul: Recycled Souls, #1
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    Lynette Ferreira

    Fall in love between the pages with Lynette Ferreira's wholesome young adult romances. Her sweet love stories deliver hopelessly romantic adventures perfect for young readers. Lynette Ferreira has been capturing young hearts for years through her tender tales of teen romance. Her sweet love stories follow dreamy-eyed protagonists as they navigate the ups and downs of young love. Lynette's wholesome romances are filled with butterflies-in-your-stomach moments but avoid anything too mature for her young target audience. She crafts swoon-worthy storylines full of innocent crushes, first kisses, and fairy tale endings. Let Lynette Ferreira be your guide to worlds of sweet romance and first love. Her young adult books offer irresistibly heartwarming escapes perfect for romantic readers. Follow @fictionforthesoul on social media for news and updates.

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