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Dark Souls

Paula Morris

Hardcover | Pages: 304 pages

Rating: 3.85 | 3026 Users | 340 Reviews

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Title	:	Dark Souls
Author	:	Paula Morris
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	1st Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 304 pages
Published	:	August 1st 2011 by Point
Categories	:	Young Adult. Fantasy. Paranormal. Ghosts. Mystery. Romance

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Welcome to York, England.
Mist lingers in the streets.
Narrow buildings cast long shadows.
This is the most haunted city in the world. . . .

Miranda Tennant arrives in York with a terrible, tragic secret. She is eager to lose herself amid the quaint cobblestones, hoping she won't run into the countless ghosts who supposedly roam the city. . . .

Then she meets Nick, an intense, dark-eyed boy who knows all of York's hidden places and histories. Miranda wonders if Nick is falling for her, but she is distracted by another boy — one even more handsome and mysterious than Nick. He lives in the house across from Miranda and seems desperate to send her some sort of message. Could this boy be one of York's haunted souls?

Soon, Miranda realizes that something dangerous — and deadly — is being planned. And she may have to face the darkest part of herself in order to unravel the mystery — and find redemption.

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Original Title:	Dark Souls
ISBN:	054525132X (ISBN13: 9780545251327)
Edition Language:	English

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Ratings: 3.85 From 3026 Users | 340 Reviews

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Miranda Tennant arrives with her family in York, England, determined to at least try to enjoy the vacation. She and her brother Rob are still reeling from the car accident that claimed the life of her best friend Jenna. As a result, Rob cant stand to be in any type of confined space, and Miranda, well, she can see ghosts. Its easy enough for Rob to hide his peculiarities, but when Miranda finds out that York is the most haunted city in the world, she realizes its going to be a lot harder for her

when i finished the last chapter, i somehow got goosebumps, but the epilogue ruined the mood for me. overall, quite better than I was expecting.

The Good Stuff * Ghost story and a mystery all rolled up into one fantastic tale * Fast paced story and intriguing enough that you didn't want to put the book down -- hence why I am a wee bit tired this morning since I was up till 1 am reading it * Parents are not jerks -- I know I couldn't believe it either - gets an extra .5 Dewey for that alone * Spooky * A bit of history thrown in which will hopefully intrigue the reader into looking for further info * Opening to story sucks you in - * Did

I really wanted to love this book, from the description it sounds like a perfect novel with mystery, romance, redemption. However, this book was just too simple. Half way through the book I already had figured out the whole mystery. This book just left a lot to be desired when it came to mystery as well as love. Morris, however, did capture York very well. I liked how she put in ghost stories and historical value into the novel (this was probably my favorite part of the story). For everything

A haunting ghost story, an intriguing mystery, and a rich historical setting mixed with a mild romance create the perfect elements for an engaging read. I thoroughly enjoyed Dark Souls. I love the way Paul Morris was able to blend tragedy, paranormal activity and center the story in historical York, England. Her descriptions of York and historical references really captivated me. As much as I would love to travel there and walk among the cobblestone streets, Paul's vivid descriptions made me

To be totally honest, I think Dark Souls was one of the best book I have really enjoyed reading in 2011. And I am really surprised that after a book being so good, very less people anticipated reading it.First of all, I love the cover. The spookiness, the buildings, the creativity, especially the title, and the way the girl is running towards the boy, I love it. It gives us the complete picture about what type of book it is, whats it gonna be about and how the city/town looks where it takes