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The Girl in 6E (Deanna Madden, #1)

A.R. Torre

Start date: December 16, 2014

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Jan 31, 2015 Anna rated it really liked it

Shelves: action, hero-sweet-and-understanding, hero-not-violent, heroine-mental-issues, heroine-orphan, heroines-mother-abusive, deserves-more-popularity, heroine-kills, favorit-heroine, no-cheating

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Jan 07, 2015 Paloma rated it really liked it

Shelves: i-will-never-forget-you, mind-fuckery, twisty-twist-twisted, ebooks, summer-2015

4.5 "mindfuck stars"

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this is some crazy shit

so crazy that you read and read until you finish cuz you just wanna know whats going on

how does someone come up with this marvelous convoluted daydream?!

I'm so glad I read it

its dripping with human emotion..

THis book is like the nerve of a broken tooth; throbbing and exposed with feeling and pain ...more

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Apr 05, 2015 Lucia rated it it was amazing

¡Me encanto este libro! Un día y lo acabe, adiós obligaciones o almuerzo. Y aunque personalmente me parece que así como termino esta bien, no le digo que no a las continuaciones. ...more

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Nov 21, 2015 Suzanne rated it really liked it

4.5 Possibly 5 Stars

The Girl in 6E was not what I expected and there were moments early on where I thought I wouldn’t be able to continue. Cautiously reading comments about this book, I went into it as blind as could be, considering this is not a new release.

Deanna resides in apartment 6E and doesn’t venture out her front door. She has adapted remarkably well to her self-imposed environment and seems at ease with her isolation. It’s an impressive set up she’s established and proud of her succes 4.5 Possibly 5 Stars

The Girl in 6E was not what I expected and there were moments early on where I thought I wouldn’t be able to continue. Cautiously reading comments about this book, I went into it as blind as could be, considering this is not a new release.

Deanna resides in apartment 6E and doesn’t venture out her front door. She has adapted remarkably well to her self-imposed environment and seems at ease with her isolation. It’s an impressive set up she’s established and proud of her success which has the potential to continue for a long time yet to come. All until one client takes it too far and alarm bells start to go off in Deanna’s head.

Driven to do something way out of her comfort zone, she embarks on a mission blinded by the task ahead. It was at this point I was relieved I had continued as the storyline departs from the direction it was heading in. Being a person who reaches for a dark story, this scenario that was starting to unfold (view spoiler) would normally be a deal breaker for me. The only reason I continued was readers I respect had spoken highly of this book. And with the benefit of hindsight, I doubt the suspense would have been the same without the unbearable details early on which pushed my boundaries beyond my tolerance for subject matter.

It wasn’t all dark, there are some caring people Deanna encounters and forms some unconventional friendships with them. I’m hopeful they continue to be a part of the series as you really only skim the surface in getting to know them. It’s through her friendships and determination she pushes her boundaries and the consequence is it opens her mind to the possibilities beyond what she dreamed of.

This series is one of the more expensive ones but I don’t regret paying a bit extra when it turns out to be a good one. Apart from the section of the book I struggled with, the writing kept me on the edge of my seat, heart pounding terrified of what could happen next.

I haven’t felt like this about a book since reading The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, two different plots but it was the level of suspense and rawness of the subject matter they both shared that took me beyond my comfort zone and each time rewarded with a great story.

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