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Original Title: The Mercy of Thin Air
ISBN: 9722907913 (ISBN13: 9789722907910)
Edition Language: Portuguese
Setting: New Orleans, Louisiana(United States)
Literary Awards: Borders Original Voices Award Nominee (2005), James Tiptree Jr. Award Nominee for Longlist (2005), SIBA Book Award Nominee for Fiction (2006)
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A Paixão das Almas Paperback | Pages: 378 pages
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Title:A Paixão das Almas
Author:Ronlyn Domingue
Book Format:Paperback
Book Edition:Anniversary Edition
Pages:Pages: 378 pages
Published:2006 by Difel (first published September 13th 2005)
Categories:Fiction. Historical. Historical Fiction. Romance. Paranormal. Ghosts. Fantasy

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Na Nova Orleães de 1920, a inteligente e destemida Raziela Nolan vive as emoções de um extraordinário caso amoroso quando morre subitamente num trágico acidente. Imediatamente após a sua morte escolhe ficar a meio caminho – num reino que existe para além da vida e antes do que quer que vem a seguir. Deste ponto de observação privilegiado, Razi narra a história do seu amor perdido, e da relação de Amy com Scott, um jovem casal cuja casa assombra setenta anos depois. As peripécias vividas pelos jovens levam Razi a deslindar lentamente o mistério do destino do seu primeiro e único amor, Andrew, e a confrontar-se com um segredo há muito escondido.

A Paixão das Almas entretece duas histórias de amor, trágicas e redentoras, culminando num final inesperado que deixará os leitores sem respiração. Da destemida e progressista Razi, que esconde panfletos ilegais de planeamento familiar nos livros da biblioteca, até à moderna Amy, desenhadora de sites na Internet, prestes a sucumbir ao desgosto, até Eugenia, apanhada a meio caminho desde a Guerra Civil Americana, as personagens deste primeiro romance são ambiciosas e originais, cheias de vida e de encanto Sulista.

A Paixão das Almas é um romance incrivelmente bem concebido que evoca o poder transformador do amor, da memória e do tempo.

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From the book jacket New Orleans, 1920s. Raziela Nolan is in the throes of a magnificent love affair when she dies in a tragic accident. In an instant, she leaves behind her one true love and her dream of becoming a doctor but somehow, she still remains. Immediately after her death, Razi chooses to stay between - a realm that exists after life and before what lies beyond it. From this remarkable vantage point, Razi narrates the stories of her lost love, Andrew, and the relationship of Amy and

When there's something strange sleeping in your bed, who ya' gonna call? Not Ghostbusters. Call Ronlyn Domingue. Wow...stilted dialogue (really, no one talks like any of these people. Has the author ever listened to a real conversation? EVER?), one-dimensional characters, too-good-to-be-true (or too-mushy-to-be-men) men, sex scenes that forever join two souls -- written in a style that pays inadvertent homage to Ms. Danielle Steel, and ghosts who surf the Internet (no, really. They can also

Although I really enjoyed this book and absolutely fell in love the characters from the 20s, especially Razi, and I did enjoy the story overall, I was a little annoyed with the book at times. Yes, I agree with all points made regarding reproductive health and education but I guess that I am just not a person who lives and breaths my beliefs and political stance. It was an interesting portion of the story and in most parts I found it to be important to character development and understanding the

I haven't even finished this book yet and it's already one of my all-time favorites (and that's quite a bold statement for me if you know how much I read). The language in this book is some of the most beautiful I have ever read, next to Gabriel Garcia Marquez - it is lyrical and somehow sparkles on the page. It's simply gorgeous. Now, I have an Advanced Readers Copy, which I picked up at the Southern Festival of Books in Nashville two years ago, so I'm not entirely sure it is exactly the same

Just finished.... I am crying... It was so beautiful... So heartbreaking .... So deep....It has been a while I have liked a book as much as I have liked this one... While trying to decide if I want to read Fifty Shades Of Gray (I will most likely not) and trying to make up my mind if I even like love stories at all after reading this book I have realized my problems are not with love stories, but with cheap and trashy love stories. There are so many of them that sometimes I feel like they even

Raziela Nolan is in the midst of a beautiful, intense love affair when she unexpectedly dies. Bad timing. Just when things are getting hot, when love is hers, when she has everything to live for, she dies.She realizes she is dead, but where is she? Turns out she is "between" - sort of living in a world not of the living, yet not of the dead either.Seventy years later, she is happily haunting the home of a young couple, Amy and Scott. Enjoying herself immensely (playing little "tricks" on them

The day before I started this book, I was looking through some old photos that my mom had found in her basement...an album that belonged to my great-aunt, who was a young woman in the 1920s. The album was full of pictures from the 1920s-1930s, pictures of family, vacations, houses, and of my great-aunt and her friends. As I read about Razi and her life in the 1920s, I kept imagining these photographs and wondering what life was like for my great-aunt in those days. I would love to think she was