In Range, everyone's soul is reincarnated into a new body which is discovered by using a soul detection device. It's the way it's always been for thousands of years, at least once the device was invented. So that's why everything is flipped upside down when Ana is born without Ciana's soul. She is a Newsoul, or as some wary citizens of Range proclaim, a Nosoul. 
 Incarnate is a book that I wish desperately I read sooner than I had. Honestly, I was a tad bit put off by the cover so I never gave it much of a second glance. Then someone told me I REALLY needed to read it, and the rest is history! I didn't quite know what to expect going into reading this, which made the read that much more sweet. It had a lot of fantasy elements to it that I wasn't expecting. I didn't really think anything of it at first, but then it began to really press at me. Aside from the reincarnating bit, everything seemed so normal. Then you start adding in dragons and sylph's and my brain began to spin a little bit. 
 Ana was a great female character and I was quite happy that there was no love triangle. I really hope this continues into the second and third book! Ever since she was young, she was in love with music, and the one soul most widely known for music is Dossam, or Sam, who Ana meets on her journey into Heart. Of course, it's hard for Ana to not have feelings for Sam when she's always felt feelings for him through his music. For the most part I think Meadows' really nailed the character's voices. Ana was an abused and scared kid who really blossoms into teenager fighting to figure out her place in the world. Of course she is going to be moody, self-conscious and brooding while trying to navigate through the new life in Heart. The writing really shined in all the characters and it played a part in me devouring this book whole. 
 One of my only problems with this book was all the mystery to it. There is a lot presented to us in this book, and if anything I was left with more questions than answers by the end of it. It was rather frustrating as a reader as I felt we only received resolution on one of the issues presented in the book. Needless to say this has me dying to read the second book and have already dived head first into it.