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A review by mesy_mark
At the Edge of the Universe by Shaun David Hutchinson
4.0
Ozzie has lost not only his best friend but his boyfriend as well. One day Tommy exited the next no one in the every shrinking universe knows that he is missing or the universe is shrinking. Ozzie has spent the last six months looking for the boy he loves and in doing so feels like he'll never get a grasp on the reality he knew.
I am very impressed by this book and what it accomplished. It covered very hard issues including different forms of abuse and dealing with diverse characters. I was a tad bit let down at the end in the whole universe thing but I don't know where elsewhere the author could have to lead the book. I found my heartache for the ending as well. It works on what comes our way in life and what eventually moves on around it till it at its own edge.
It was a touching thrilling ride where I wish there would be a sequel to see all the characters again.
I am very impressed by this book and what it accomplished. It covered very hard issues including different forms of abuse and dealing with diverse characters. I was a tad bit let down at the end in the whole universe thing but I don't know where elsewhere the author could have to lead the book. I found my heartache for the ending as well. It works on what comes our way in life and what eventually moves on around it till it at its own edge.
It was a touching thrilling ride where I wish there would be a sequel to see all the characters again.