Through her eyes and emotions we understand why this cheeky 18 stops living and starts existing, and even compares herself to a famous woman from Salem Witch trials and her wish for death, and how she plans to carry it out. You totally illustrated the reality of the smallness of our world, and six degrees of separation.īut mostly, you took us on an emotional journey that began with two teens random meeting thousands of miles away from their homes, to a heartfelt journey of insecurities, laps of judgement, hatred of self, and finally growing into their truth.Įver was a stunning main character that doesn't truly grow up until she's almost twenty-five. This is the second novel of yours that had me crying, laughing, yelling - life is so unfair, and finally realizing for everything we go through that is, "bad, unhappy, joyless.", we receive extra good, joyousness, life filled with so many moments we wish we could do again and again. I read more of the mail, I didn't wish to know anything about the book, I knew the title and I knew your writing, all I needed was the release. The title completely captured me, before I even read the email stating your new novel, Beautiful Graves, was about to be released.
First the superlative out of all that is less but more, WOW!
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