SoulBound

About the Book

SoulBound is what I would term a supernatural thriller. It revolves around the main character, Jimmy, who discovers as a boy that he has a unique gift; he is a soul collector. He comes to realize that he has a Light that attracts certain lost souls to him… like moths to a flame, and he bonds with these ghosts; people from various countries and times in history… interacting with them as if they were alive. He carries within him their memories, abilities, and emotions, and refers to them as the SoulBound. Jimmy is now 26 -with twelve souls inside him- and is a highly regarded history professor that speaks six languages… and he’s in love. Dee, the love of his life, is unaware of the SoulBound, so Jimmy must tell her, while also trying to deal with the dark mystery behind the death of his latest and youngest soul; a six-year old girl named Carrie Ann. He learns that she was murdered by a serial killer called The Shadow That Speaks, and with the help of his SoulBound, Jimmy must hunt him down, as the FBI can’t catch him. The book is often quite romantic, and involves a full gambit of emotions, and speaks genuinely to the essence of the human condition, life and death, and good versus evil… while taking the reader for a wild ride.

About the Author

Greg Pappas is a 44 year-old man that resides in Abingdon, Maryland. Greg was born and raised in nearby Baltimore, graduating from Lansdowne High School, but never attended college. He has one ‘child’, a daughter named Melissa, who is married and currently living in Utah. Greg is the Associate Editor at OriolesHangout.com, a website for baseball fans of the Baltimore Orioles, and he is also the creator and main contributor of DraftAmerica.com, a sports-draft website. Greg discovered an affi nity for writing during the year 2000, the dawn of the new millennia, and has written poetry and other short stories until urged to write a novel in 2006… which led to SoulBound. He is currently penning two additional novels and hopes to earn a full-time career as a novelist.