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A review by pause_theframe
Half Dead & Fully Broken by Kevin Craig
5.0
What I Thought:
I could not put this book down! I was drawn in from page one, with the excellent detail and character descriptions. I felt as though I was right alongside Carter, experiencing the tragedy, the pain and the ultimate torture of losing your other half.
We always talk about how hard it is to lose your other half, when you love them, but this takes that loss even further. I can't imagine the pain of having to wake every day, look in the mirror and see the face of the loved one who was lost. I was completely drawn in to Carter's experience, from the excruciating pain of his hamburger hands to the wrenching pain of seeing his brother for the first time. I became addicted to the story as the three 'live' main characters came together, their stories suddenly woven together after the loss of Marcus.
I loved the depth of character that the author gave both of the twins. They showed their love for each other, the true bond between both brothers and twins. It was very emotional to read and feel what they felt, especially through the transition after the loss of half of 'them.'
I felt the pace of the book was spot on. The events kept moving, but there was still an excellent amount of detail in every moment. I could picture the people, the surroundings and feel what they felt.
Overall, I highly recommend this book. It is exciting, emotional and completely new and different from anything I have read before.
I could not put this book down! I was drawn in from page one, with the excellent detail and character descriptions. I felt as though I was right alongside Carter, experiencing the tragedy, the pain and the ultimate torture of losing your other half.
We always talk about how hard it is to lose your other half, when you love them, but this takes that loss even further. I can't imagine the pain of having to wake every day, look in the mirror and see the face of the loved one who was lost. I was completely drawn in to Carter's experience, from the excruciating pain of his hamburger hands to the wrenching pain of seeing his brother for the first time. I became addicted to the story as the three 'live' main characters came together, their stories suddenly woven together after the loss of Marcus.
I loved the depth of character that the author gave both of the twins. They showed their love for each other, the true bond between both brothers and twins. It was very emotional to read and feel what they felt, especially through the transition after the loss of half of 'them.'
I felt the pace of the book was spot on. The events kept moving, but there was still an excellent amount of detail in every moment. I could picture the people, the surroundings and feel what they felt.
Overall, I highly recommend this book. It is exciting, emotional and completely new and different from anything I have read before.