The Oldest Soul - Animus (The Oldest Soul Trilogy)

It sounded promising and interesting in previews and I had listened to positive comments on the series of three books so I purchased them. However, when I opened up the books to read, it was evident they were humanistic books pushing New Age belief. I have a Biblical world view and have no desire to read something that attempts to convince me and I have power unleashed inside me and all I have to do is find it. My power source is our one True God, through His Son, Christ Jesus!I threw all three books into the dumpster.

I picked this book up based on the recommendation of a friend and I could not put it down - I read it within six hours! I loved everything about this book and the timely and relevant references to the state of our world today. The well developed characters are fascinating as are the references to our modern day society and the changes we are experiencing collectively. References to genetics, DNA, ascension, and reincarnation are intelligently written about and leaves the reader with a wonderful sense of being suspended between truth and fiction. An eye-opening story that will leave you wanting more. Highly recommended.

I've chosen to be generous with the stars, with respect to the authors effort. This is a big story, with epic themes and characters. She's brave for trying to tackle it. This is not an easy story to tell.The beginning is a bit bumpy and the text can be heavy- with a lot of long sentences and cliches. I hung in there hoping it would improve and it did. The last chapters flow more smoothly.That being said, for the very large scope of the story, I feel it ended too quickly. There is so much going on that it dwarfs the characters and does not give the reader a chance to care about these people and their relationships, before it's suddenly over. The bad guy is a bit too conveniently bad and the soul mate is a bit too good. There wasn't time to make it more complex. Instead of letting you choose your own opinion of the characters, she has to tell you what to think of them.She has a very interesting section, where she defines souls by their age and it is well written. She also uses references to foreign languages in a cohesive and interesting way, which added nicely to the of the tone of the story.I am interested to see the next installment. I hope she can continue to develop the characters in a more 3 dimensional way and perhaps focus on very distinct veins of her story, rather than hopping about. Good luck!

I am blown away by this novel, by the writing skill, by the pacing and flow. This writer is most obviously a very very old soul herself and is using this lifetime to wake us up.

This was a good book. Interesting theory. I started following Tiffany Fitzhenry on her UTube shows. She is very interesting and easy to understand. She presents different ideologies and presents them in a very fascinating wat.

After hearing Tiffany on a YouTube I was intrigued with her personal story. I found her writing to be both quick and detailed. She paints storyboards with her words. I can't wait to read book 2.

This book is a page turner. The story moves along at a nice clip with each chapter having a nice little reveal. The ending drove me nuts because I know that I've absolutely GOT to buy the next one and it's not out yet. Some great and imaginative characterizations of the different lifetime levels afterwards though. Really looking forward to book two.

This finally started seriously grabbing my attention somewhere around 30-40%. Now I can't wait to get into the next one!

I felt close to this book because it is my belief that we all have many lives to live on order to become the best we can be. It is the only thing that makes sense of our existence..so I was pleased to read this book except I felt it was aimed at younger readers. Not that there is anything wrong with that, it’s just that I am not a young reader..so I enjoyed it but felt it needed more depth.

When I saw this book advertised I thought it sounds like the kind of book I like to read, well, I was right! Tiffany FitzHenry is a brilliant author, I was gripped and couldn't put the book down, she really knows how to hold your attention. I kept thinking, one more chapter before bed, which turned in to 5 chapters and I was still left wanting to know what happened next.

Easy to read, fast paced and energetic.I believe in reincarnation and the message in the book about fear and control is relevant to everyday life.

I brought this book on a whim as it was only 99p and I’m trying to explore new genres.It flows pretty well and I wasn’t bored, there are some interesting insights which others have highlighted and I did find myself breaking off to contemplate something I’d read several times. That said, I don’t think I’ll be rushing off to read book 2 soon.

Very clever. Couldn't put it down. This story resonates with me & will stay with me for a long time