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6 Seconds of Life

by Tonya Fitzharris (Goodreads Author)

3.89 of 5 stars 3.89 · rating details · 73 ratings · 31 reviews

Maura has just jumped.

Now she has precisely six seconds until she hits the water below her--just six more seconds until she is finally freed from her mundane and aimless existence. Freed of all of the regrets and disappointments that have haunted her throughout her nineteen years.

She just needs to be free.

But as she falls, the most pivotal points of her life start to repla...more

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Published September 1st 2012 by Createspace

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Nov 08, 2012 Tana rated it 5 of 5 stars

6 Seconds of Life by Tonya Fitzharris

I have to say first I don’t even know where to start with this review besides WOW!!

Tonya Fitzharris has shared with us a very emotional, well written novel. 6 Seconds of Life is a book that you must or I may even say should read. The plot was well written, characters in her book were described beautifully and at times it was disheartening to me what Maura had gone through.

So not to give anything away but Maura is at the end and cannot handle anything more an...more 6 Seconds of Life by Tonya Fitzharris

I have to say first I don’t even know where to start with this review besides WOW!!

Tonya Fitzharris has shared with us a very emotional, well written novel. 6 Seconds of Life is a book that you must or I may even say should read. The plot was well written, characters in her book were described beautifully and at times it was disheartening to me what Maura had gone through.

So not to give anything away but Maura is at the end and cannot handle anything more and decides to jump off a bridge and end the pain, this story is about the memories she has her last 6 seconds of life. I have to commend Tonya Fitzharris in writing this deep, dark novel and say you have done a fantastic job. I’ve said in a few reviews that if an author can make you feel true feelings that she is one terrific author, job well done Tonya.

You see flashes of Maura’s life in high school through College and its friggen heart breaking to see how she came up with the decision to end it all. Even as I write this review thinking of this story it brings tears to my eyes. I was pissed at her parents, her friends and just plain pissed that someone so young had to face so much, OMG this poor girl.

Maura character is written so well you feel like your reading about a very real person not a character in a book, the things she has had to deal with in her young life broke my heart , the depression and lack of self worth is clear as you read this novel. I bet there are many young people who can relate to some of the feelings Maura has and hope and pray for anyone who experiences some of these feelings can reach out and get help before the contemplate suicide.

I could go on and on about 6 Seconds of Life and Tonya’s writing but all I will say is that I highly recommend this book and I mean highly. It’s worth the cost and the time it takes to read Maura’s story.

I have rated 6 Seconds of Life a 5 star rating, I can’t forget parts of this book and I truly felt for Maura and her pain seemed so real to me. And I really was shocked with the ending!

Go now to Amazon and pick up a copy.
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Oct 29, 2012 Aa'Ishah rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary-fiction, reviewed, blog-tour

When I first saw this, and read what it was about, I was intrigued. A girl who steps off a bridge and has six seconds before she crashes into the sea - six seconds to reflect on her life, to think about her relationship with her parents, with her boyfriend, to think about the utter mess that her life had become. I was so curious to see how the author could manage to write a story that covered the span of six seconds and if it would work.

Let me tell you, Tonya Fitzharris rocked it.

I loved the way...more When I first saw this, and read what it was about, I was intrigued. A girl who steps off a bridge and has six seconds before she crashes into the sea - six seconds to reflect on her life, to think about her relationship with her parents, with her boyfriend, to think about the utter mess that her life had become. I was so curious to see how the author could manage to write a story that covered the span of six seconds and if it would work.

Let me tell you, Tonya Fitzharris rocked it.

I loved the way it was set out. A little bit of time was spent at the beginning just setting the scene; it didn't just randomly jump to the suicide. Maura's state of mind was presented clearly. There was this wonderful alternation between past and present, yet not overly so. Even within memories, other past moments intersected - and the beauty of it was that it all made perfect sense. Snippets of Maura's life were expertly crafted into dialogue and letters, and the overall effect of it was to give this brilliantly complete image of her life and how time was passing.

Reading from Maura's perspective was...intense. It was so easy to feel like what it was to be in her head. She is an incredibly tense character. At the same time it's obvious she's broken, and the stem of it all is her parents. So many times I wanted to snap at them to just get it together. Her father needed to move on with his life and actually be there rather than just lecture at her and dictate terms; her mother needed to get out of this ridiculous Victorian notion of a woman, live in the real world, grow a backbone and also stick with it when she wanted to have a real conversation with her daughter rather than abandon her when it got too tough. With all the strains and secrets of their marriage it's no wonder their already sensitive daughter was coming apart at the seams.

I was completely swept up in the downward spiral that was Maura's life. I felt for her and was frustrated with her at the same time. She wasn't exactly helping herself, and I wanted her to try and regain some control of her life. But clearly she didn't know how to do that and the people around her weren't helping. Normally I would have been utterly annoyed at how she was losing herself yet Fitzharris made me want to reach out to her instead. I was especially glad to see her challenge her mother at the end and try and force her out of that bubble she lived in almost perpetually.

Owen also led to a softening of my heart. It was quite weird, because in a way he did help in making Maura's life worsee by repeatedly behaving in a way that was totally unnecessary and he encouraged her to be more like him. At the same time he took the time to actually get to know Maura and despite everything else he was actually serious about her. It was sad to see what happened between them and sort of strange to be able to identify with both of their sides. They reminded me of Abby and Travis in Beautiful Disaster.

The ending I think I saw coming. It was kind of the opposite of what I wanted, but I'm just that way and it was still wrapped up neatly. It put the finishing touches on what turned out to be a wonderful, emotional read. 6 Seconds of Life is about a girl who struggles to cope with events in her life and who suffers and is tormented to the point that she can't bear it any longer; it's about a girl whose exhaustion is so palpable it's as if you're carrying the weight of the world on your shoulders. I'd definitely recommend that you read it as soon as you can if it sounds like your thing.

A big thank you to the author for giving me a copy in exchnage for an honest review.

This review is also posted on my blog.(less)

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Oct 16, 2012 Ashley Williams rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary

This book is breathtaking, and very realistic. It's also tragic on so many different levels. The way that Maura is treated throughout her life is something I can easily relate to, and I feel a strong bond to her. My favourite part was definitely 0:00 seconds in the book.

Cover/format of book/writing style

Since this book is more contemporary I would've liked to see a more contemporary cover. However this is cute and suiting. The format of the book kept you engaged. It starts in the present, then...more

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Oct 24, 2012 Neysa Kristanti rated it 4 of 5 stars

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The blurb of 6 Seconds of Life had definitely caught my attention, with its first sentence being so captivating yet vague, it kept reader guessing about what this book would be about. And when I had finished reading it, the feeling still lingered for quite a long time.

This book introduced us to Maura Yermakova who struggled with her life and her family. Being faced with a shattering family, dull school life, and constant pain and pre...more

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Oct 18, 2012 Latoya rated it 3 of 5 stars

Maura is an extremely broken individual. She's withdrawn internally never truly letting anyone get close to her though that seems to be the one thing she desires. Then one day, someone actually sees her and she just begins to trust him, even moves to another side of the country to be with him. Owen, her boyfriend, encourages her to join in the rush activities while in college as he thinks it will get her to be more social. He couldn't be more wrong as things start to turn sour in every aspect o...more

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Jan 29, 2013 Marcia rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebook, english, suicide, young-adult

I think the idea of 6 Seconds of Life is amazing. What would you think if you had only 6 seconds left to live?

This book tells Maura's story. She's done with life and has decided to end hers. Maura jumps of a bridge in the first chapter. Following are six seconds in which she reflects on her life.
It's interesting to read Maura's story in those flashbacks. While reading the little snippets of her life, you feel for Maura and want to save her life. But, even though Fitzharris writes a lot about M...more

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Oct 23, 2012 Jessica(WonderlandReviews) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Everyone has that moment in life where they hit rock bottom, where the light not longer gets through the darkness of the life.

In this book, one girl actually follows through with those dark thoughts and jumps. In those six seconds before her life will be snuffed out we are taken back to see what finally pushes her off the edge and into that dark abyss that people struggle to get through.

This book was a very dark read, and it was so realistic that it makes you want to look at the person next to...more

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Oct 18, 2012 Cindy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: blog-tour, own, young-adult, ebook

There are such things as captivating covers and captivating teasers. And I must say, in this case, the teaser really captivated me. I mean, I knew I had to read this book, and luckily, it was on book tour, so I got to read it, thanks to Tonya Fitzharris. :)

That six seconds is like a very important part of her life. The last six seconds she, Maura, have left to live. In those few precious seconds, Maura had basically relived though her recent part of her life. That part that took her by the hai...more

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Oct 31, 2012 Rosemarie Herbert rated it 5 of 5 stars

This review has been crossposted from my blog at The Cosy Dragon . Please head there for more in-depth reviews by me, which appear on a timely schedule.

Maura's life has fallen apart to the point at which she wants to die. In fact, she's jumping off the bridge and having her life replayed before her eyes right as you read. This novel is told as excerpts from her life in a breathtaking and spellbinding 6 seconds of text.

I applied for this book, because mental illness is one of my favourite areas t...more This review has been crossposted from my blog at The Cosy Dragon . Please head there for more in-depth reviews by me, which appear on a timely schedule.

Maura's life has fallen apart to the point at which she wants to die. In fact, she's jumping off the bridge and having her life replayed before her eyes right as you read. This novel is told as excerpts from her life in a breathtaking and spellbinding 6 seconds of text.

I applied for this book, because mental illness is one of my favourite areas to read about. Someone jumping off a bridge immediately caught my fancy. The cover looked pretty neat too, although it turns out that the red dress is really not all that important.

Only occasionally did the text and dialogue not flow for me - the rest of the time I was so suckered into the story that I didn't care. The various plot points were good, all interwoven really well. Loved the dollhouse, and its special significance for Maura as well.

The book immediately sucked me in. I was really happy up until the point that she jumped, and then the drop into the past seemed quite major. There were a couple of time shifts in this that had me confused, namely because it looked like she skipped from 9th grade to college very quickly.

There's a couple of bits that seemed inconsistent to me - including the size of Maura's breasts. Sorry to be so crude and mention them and all. You'll note that on the cover they are quite small. At various points in the novel though, they are referred to as being out of proportion with the rest of her body, and she's very 'hot'. Perhaps it is a reflection of her poor body image that the text sometimes says they are small?

Maura's thought processes get quite confused as the novel progresses. It appears she has anxiety and depression, perhaps a bit of PTSD. I felt really sorry for her actually, and I felt that although she had made some bad decisions, it wasn't really her fault - that's what mental illness does to a person. It's strangely appropriate to be reviewing this in October, as this is Depression Awareness Month.

This novel illuminated to me some of the things that go on in frat houses in the USA. I'm slightly relieved that we don't really have such things in Australia, as they sound like horrific drinking parties. The special week of induction and everything else was fascinating!

I loved this book. The ending had me a little disappointed but I guess this is young adult fiction for a reason and not everyone thinks in the same way as I do. Most people will probably be relieved by it - it offers hope in a strange way.

I sincerely hope that Fitzharris keeps writing novels in this genre, and with her fantastic style. I can see this book being unsuitable for younger teens, but I think for older teens (those who have encountered or have a healthy curiosity about sex) it is a fantastic and eyeopening read. This novel for me was really on par with some of the Julie Anne Peters novels that I love - the one that springs to mind on a similar topic is 'By The Time You Read This I'll Be Dead'.

Five stars from me - the minor things I've complained about didn't detract from my enjoyment. The only thing that did was that my ereader ran out of battery right at a crucial part of the novel, and I had to stop and wait until I got home to finish reading it! Well worth the $5 it is on Amazon, and I'd consider buying myself copies of Fitzharris' future books in paperback form.

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Nov 12, 2012 Disincentive/Feta rated it 5 of 5 stars

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MY EMOTIONS. OH MY GOD WHAT WAS I GIVEN EMOTIONS, WHY?

When I finished this book it was 1am and I was crying over a fictional character. I honestly can't describe my feels. At the beggining, I didn't like this book. To be honest, it was boring as hell. But I thought I just have to review it, so I kept reading.

Six seconds of life left and so many memories to remember: I felt I became one with Maura, she felt so real. I know...more

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Apr 25, 2013 Leeanne rated it 4 of 5 stars

Tonya Harris most definitely is a fantastic writer. One who is able to walk in someone else's shoes. And in this case she takes the hard task of telling a story of a lonely, troubled girl who had an unstable childhood because of her parents. Harris really really understands the awkwardness and outcast feelings a teenager feels growing up. And trying to discover ones self during it. I don't think I've ever found it so easy to empathize with a voice so much. Harris made Maura's strong,and vibrant,...more

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Dec 08, 2012 Czarina rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: sob-stories

Maura only has 6 seconds left before she hits the water & her misery will be over. In that 6 seconds, her life flashes before her; everything that happened that made her jump off the edge.

I love the concept of this. Yes, it's depressing but it's something that I've never read before. Maura is not a very like-able character. She's selfish and annoying, even insane at times, but I get where she's coming from. Also, I think the ending was too abrupt and lacking.

I could've given it 5 stars but t...more

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Nov 02, 2012 Pragya rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: own-kindle, review-request, 2012

The book started off sensationally well. Wow, what a start!

As the seconds count down, the replay of Maura’s life looms behind her eyes and we get to see and experience her life.

The book is full of psychological insight, roller-coaster emotions, teenage problems and family dramas.

I liked the first half better than the second one though. It seemed more appealing to me and I devoured it quickly. The second half just seems to have lost steam and I feel it just takes away so much from the book. :(

I m...more

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Nov 08, 2012 Kimberly McFarland rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: new-adult

From the moment I read the blurb for 6 Seconds of Life, I just knew I had to read it. I had to find out what would cause a girl to try to take her own life by jumping off a bridge. I have to say this is one of those stories that will stay with you long after you finish reading it.

I felt so bad for Maura in this story. She did not have an easy go with life, she had so many things working against her. It has been awhile since I've really connected with a character like I did with Maura. I have fel...more

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Oct 30, 2012 Abigailann (Abigail) rated it 4 of 5 stars

A basic premise, writing about in a truly emotionally fashion. The more I read, the more I felt as if I was gaining a sneak-peak into the real (and unfortunate) life of a teenager in turmoil. Starting in the midst of the action, flashbacks explain how Maura came to this tragic point.

The characters were believable and, at times, I almost felt as if I was reading a memoir rather than a work of fiction. The tale is no doubt one which is very real for many, and a story which we can often forget.

A g...more

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Nov 21, 2012 Cherie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Wow! This was a really intense and gut-wrenching read dealing with depression and suicide. It made me want to cry, made me want to shake the main character, made me want to scream at her parents, made me want to punch out her supposed friend. An author who can make me feel so strongly is doing something right in my opinion.

Maura has just jumped from a bridge in an attempt at suicide. Told in snippets that start in high school and end in college, we see glimpses of the major events that have shap...more Wow! This was a really intense and gut-wrenching read dealing with depression and suicide. It made me want to cry, made me want to shake the main character, made me want to scream at her parents, made me want to punch out her supposed friend. An author who can make me feel so strongly is doing something right in my opinion.

Maura has just jumped from a bridge in an attempt at suicide. Told in snippets that start in high school and end in college, we see glimpses of the major events that have shaped Maura's life and brought her to rock bottom. There are large gaps in time which may be jarring to some readers, but I found that it enhanced the feeling that Maura is falling and we're just seeing those moments that flash before her eyes.

Maura is one of the best-written characters I've come across in a long time. She is an utterly damaged person. She has a severe lack of self-esteem and crippling depression that overshadow her relationships with every person she meets. She acknowledges that her life is a disaster but has no idea how to make things right. Her attempts to improve her life are really just cries for help. She becomes obsessive and jealous about her boyfriend. She becomes a borderline alcoholic to loosen up and have fun. Despite her desire to form normal relationships and fit in, she continues to spiral out of control to the point where she feels she has nothing left anymore and the world would be a better place without her. This was really quite an amazing and intimate look at a person struggling with their own self-worth.

As for the plot, I found it absolutely compelling. I knew where things were going to end. I'm not giving anything away when I tell you that she jumps. But throughout, I just kept hoping that something would change for her. From one event to the next I wanted more.

This was a very well-written and compelling read. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for realistic fiction that doesn't mind subject matter that's a little bit dark. (less)

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Mar 12, 2013 Ivana rated it 4 of 5 stars

It would be odd to say that I enjoyed this novel because there is little enjoyment in spending time in the company of a depressed teenager with anxiety disorder. Reading 6 Seconds of Life was like watching a trainwreck. What else can you expect, given that the novel opens with Maura jumping off the Golden Gate bridge?

As she falls, she recounts the events that had the most impact on her life and the decision to end it. I loved how unreliable the narrator was; we know that she has some issues of h...more

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Nov 15, 2012 Martha rated it 5 of 5 stars

WOW! Just wow! You read books where someone is being talked out of suicide but in this one you are literally with the character as she, Maura, is going through her life as she's falling to her death!

6 Seconds of Life was and is breath-taking! You meet and get to know Maura and find out everything that drives her to this decision. A lot of it is so sad and just made me want to cry and hug Maura because I've been through some of the things she's been so she is relatable. One of the things that re...more

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Nov 14, 2012 Leigh (Little Book Star) rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 012, ya, q-t, contemporary

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Rate: 4.5/5

Wow this book is something! You guys have to read it. Just by looking at the cover, I know I had to read this book because I knew I would relate to the story somehow. And I wasn’t wrong. When Maura commits suicide by jumping off a bridge, during the 6 seconds she’s on air, she remembers all of the tragedies, hatred, and pain she felt which we get to read. This book is wonderfully written, and I swear you will relate to it. I guarantee you that you w...more ORIGINAL REVIEW AT Little Book Star
Rate: 4.5/5

Wow this book is something! You guys have to read it. Just by looking at the cover, I know I had to read this book because I knew I would relate to the story somehow. And I wasn’t wrong. When Maura commits suicide by jumping off a bridge, during the 6 seconds she’s on air, she remembers all of the tragedies, hatred, and pain she felt which we get to read. This book is wonderfully written, and I swear you will relate to it. I guarantee you that you will feel what Maura’s feeling because the whole story is just so realistic. It was written in 1st person and the author did a fabulous job. I was sinked into the story right away and I even cried guys. I’m not a crying person with books, but I did in this novel.

I really like how per chapter, it stated how many seconds were left before Maura hit the water. Within those seconds, Maura has flashbacks of her miserable life and the real reason why she chose to commit suicide. Maura is a 19 year old (I think, or 18?) freshmen in college, but we also got to see her senior year and how she chose her college – which is the setting of the novel.

Maura has so much problems with her family, boyfriend, her emotions, but most of all fitting in. Her character isn’t the “popular” teenager with a bunch of friends blah blah blah. She’s the one who really really tries to fit in, and no matter how hard she tries, she only gets herself in one of the worst situations.

As the book progresses, we see how her life becomes worse and worse (especially when she joins the sorority) until she tells herself she has no choice but to escape her horrible life by killing herself. At first, the problem wasn’t really her fault, so I understood her situation there, but when it got halfway through the book, I was just like “okay, you’re the one putting yourself in those situations.” But again, she has all those pain kept inside her chest which just kept building up. Because she doesn’t have anyone to talk to about her situation, I understand why she’s acting so careless and “I don’t give a damn” kind of person.

The only thing I didn’t really like was that the book ended all of a sudden. I was like “WHAT!? WHY DOES IT ALREADY SAYS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS?” There were a few typos as well, and just to warn you there are cuss words here and there. No kidding though, this book felt so real. I could even see some of my personality in Maura’s character. Struggling with fitting in is definitely one of the challenges I have faced, and still is facing once in a while, but like Maura, I remind myself to not give a __ and live life I want it to be. But sometimes, we can’t help but just break down when we feel so overwhelmed with what life is throwing at us.

I super duper ultra mega recommend this book especially if you’re in high school or in college. 6 Seconds of Life gives you something to think about, it isn’t just a story to tell you a story. It’s such a good book that I even jot down some quotes from the book. I also thought about being a psychologist which is a course I don’t even have interest in not until I read this book. It was mentioned in the book and a few details about it and it sounded really interesting to me. This book affected me in lots of ways and I hope you guys will experience the same thing when you read 6 Seconds of Life.(less)

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Dec 05, 2012 Candice rated it 3 of 5 stars

I won this books through the GoodReads giveaway!
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When I originally entered to win 6 Seconds of Life, my life was going well. Then after I entered and soon forgotten that I had entered my brother tried to commit suicide. So once I was notified that I had won a copy of the book, I wanted something that felt real.

Going into the book, I wasn't convinced that it was very realistic. Maura the main ch...more

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Nov 07, 2012 Susan rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: finished

"6 Seconds of Life" was a challenging book to read since you can relate to it within your own life, or a life of someone you know, but one that I was totally impressed with. Although a work of fiction, this book is one that is and could be important for some. Tonya pens her characters realistic and full of emotions in a well thought out plot. It Highly recommended for everyone!

This review is based on a complimentary copy which was provided for an honest review.

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Nov 14, 2012 Rachel Simons rated it 5 of 5 stars

Wow what an amazing story!
Maura commits suicide by jumping off a bridge but as she jumps she has flashbacks of all hurt, pain, everything in her life that was basically completely miserable.
The book was very emotional and a lot of people will probably be able to relate to it and it was very well written.
It was also saddening that she couldn't come out of that black hole she was in.
I will not say anything further as I do not want to spoil it for those wanting to read it.

I would definitely recomm...more

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May 20, 2013 Tarklovishki rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary, young-adult

Six Seconds of Life is about a girl's who throws herself off a bridge, has six seconds to live, and in those six seconds contemplates whether her problems were really that bad to warrant committing suicide. A very poignant story.

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Jan 03, 2013 Danielle Stanley rated it 4 of 5 stars

OMG what a book.......i think this is one book that will stick with me for a long time!! I would have rated it 5 stars if there would have been more of an ending!! I had such mixed opinions about this woman....

As for Owen hasnt he ever seen the movie When A Man Loves a Woman....i am so disappointed in him because I really really liked him in the beginning!!!

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Dec 28, 2012 Erica rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

WOW...this book will have your emotions reeling! There are so many twists and turns throughout. Highly recommend to read, but make sure you are ready for an emotional roller coaster!

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Jan 12, 2013 Maryellen rated it 5 of 5 stars

Go ahead, count to six.

I'll wait.

Done?

Nineteen year old Maura Yermakova just jumped off a bridge. In six seconds she will hit the water. In those six seconds we live Maura's life. What a pained and dark life. Maura tells us her story in heartbreaking fragments that will reduce you to tears and move you to fury. You will feel her pain and utter despair. In all of those fragments you will come to love a very broken Maura. She'll get under your skin and stay in your heart. This debut novel by Ms....more

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Dec 22, 2012 Jennifer rated it 4 of 5 stars

Very emotional read! I think many people can relate to Maura in at least one of her situations. This was not a typical book for me to read, but it was a great book!

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Dec 26, 2012 Liz rated it 4 of 5 stars

So so so sad! It was a good book but so hard to read. Poor Maura. I hated Doyle, Darby and even Owen at the end.

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Nov 11, 2012 Mickey Beerens rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Dec 01, 2012 Ashleigh rated it 2 of 5 stars

Kind of a downer... Obviously.

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