Summer's Edge: A Collection Of 13 Interesting Short Stories: Review Of Summer Soulmates By Tista Ray

Short stories by 13 authors. This is book one in the Summer's Edge collection where not all relationships are meant to last.

Stories include:

Ellie’s Head by Robb Grindstaff
Octopus Rules by Simon P. Clark
A Real Girl by Matt Sinclair
Just a Perfect Day by Shawn Proctor
Children of the Trees by R.S. Mellette
Cradle and All by Amanda Hill
The Siren’s Gift by A.M. Supinger
Mornings on the Beach by Ken Staley
Summer Soulmates by Tista Ray
Indiscretions by Cat Woods
Plan B by Samantha Enders
Irreplaceable by Julie Hutchings
Drowning Man by Jennifer Prescott

Hello Guys, 

My name is Lajoyce, I'm a young writer and this post is about a review of one of the stories of the collection of the short stories of Summer's Edge, Summer Soulmates by Tista Ray. 

Tista Ray is a writer that I met on Goodreads and I've been doing reviews for some of her stories like Melancholic Delight  which you can check it out on Goodreads and buy it, she is giving 50% of the money to an orphanage, so please be kind and help those child in need by buying one or more of the book at only $3 dollars.

You can also check the review of Melancholic Delight I made by clicking on this link.

OK , I'm here to talk to you about the story Tista Ray wrote for Summer's Edge, Summer Soulmates. 

Summer Soulmates is a good and hopeful little story, about a girl who goes at a festival with her dad and get lost a the side of a young boy of her age in a caterpillar ride for five minutes into a word where both are connected by their heart, their souls. 

Summer Soulmate is a story about hope, is one of those stories that I'm pretty sure we all lived at a moment of our life, meeting a guy or a girl and knowing that that person might be the one and by the time you know the answer, even if you only the person for one minute you that he is one, by the time you realize that, your soulmate is gone.

I will give Summer Soulmates five stars, because it's direct, short and you feel what the girl is feeling when she is on that ride with her soulmate and I loved it because I love love stories that are straight forward, as a meaning and it's not cliche, most of all original and as it's side of melancholic on it and Summer Soulmates gave me just that in less than 700 words.