A Soul for a Soul (Detective Kate Young Book 5)

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DI Kate Young witnessed the aftermath of a massive shooting on a train, which included her husband’s body.

I've just read "A Soul for a Soul" by Carol Wyer, and it's been a gripping rollercoaster of a thriller. And as we're all part of a common humanity or spiritual consciousness, we're actually all linked on a soul level. The body is the vessel of our soul, and connecting with it means reuniting with the wisdom and intelligence we innately carry.Working with the conscious and unconscious mind will help us to dissolve the ingrained patterns, conditioning, and habits that obscure the divinity within. At first, I was pretty skeptical about her boyfriend, fellow detective Morgan, but it made sense once information was unraveled throughout the storyline.

Meanwhile DI Emma Donaldson is on the hunt of a killer that incapacitates women with a powerful narcotic. It is my inclination that this property of status oscillations extends itself to all dualities including the creator and creation relationship. Perfect for those on the spiritual journey who are serious about bone-deep healing and transformation. Within this soul dualism, every human has both an ethereal hun 魂 "spiritual soul; spirit; mood" that leaves the body after death and a substantive po 魄 "physical soul; spirit; vigor" that remains with the corpse.The story's premise is that DCI Kate Young never meant to shoot Superintendent John Dickson at the reservoir that night. Emma is working on two cases that she is convinced are linked but can she find the evidence to prove this? I particularly enjoyed following Emma as she tackles a chilling murder investigation, and her partnership with DI Morgan Meredith adds an intriguing layer to the narrative. Carol Wyer has masterfully crafted a story that keeps you wondering and speculating until the very last page.