When her father dies, Emma Shay and her mother move cross country to a small, boring town. Now the only constant in her new life is him. Beautiful, silent him: the mysterious guy at the library she secretly calls Superman because of his dark good looks. But Emma is puzzled and intrigued by his behavior. He speaks at her but never to her. He comes up to touch her hair then suddenly leaves. Until one day an impulsive meeting between them uncovers a strange truth about William Bennett.Set in Southern Indiana during the summer of 1979, The Soul Seekers is about one girl and the future she tries to deny. Can Emma Shay save William from his purgatory, or is she doomed to share his fate?Review"The Soul Seekers is a very interesting novel! It is full of boys, trouble, a secret society, mystery, and love. It honestly has you questioning how it is going to end the entire time, because as soon as you think one thing will happen another thing happens to change that thought. I was really happy that it wasn't predictable at all." --Book Bite Reviews"The Soul Seekers is one of the most intriguing books I've read. . . . captivated me and kept me turning the pages until the very end." --Whitney Boyd, author of Tanned, Toned and Totally Faking ItAbout the AuthorAmy Saia lives in Kansas where she keeps busy as a writer, artist and musician. She has two very imaginative children, a cat named Grape, and a long-haired dachshund named Henry.

Emma and William Bennett are not the newlywed college students they appear to be. Besides both being telepathic, William is a former ghost from the 1950s. Otherwise, your typical young couple. Emma wants William to loosen up a bit. William wants Emma to spend less time with her too-helpful art mentor.When the soul-stealing cult they escaped from prior to their marriage threatens their lives, Emma and William must return to Springvale, to an earlier time, and stop the leader before his rise to power. But once back in his hometown, William loses his memories, post-1956.Now Emma's formerly traditional husband is young and reckless and ignoring her warnings about the dangerous new group. In fact, William doesn't remember her at all. Not their marriage, not their courtship, not even that she is carrying his child.Emma, stuck on her own in the 1950s, decides it's up to her to save them both, Annie Oakley-style.