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Unbroken by Kay Causer - Starting June 30th 2015
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Sarah wrote: "Keep forgetting that the main character is a boy!"Haha! I've been like that with books before as well, gets a bit confusing!
Sarah wrote: "up to 51% [spoilers removed]"Yep!
Thank you so much Abbie and Sarah for reading and reviewing this. It really means a lot. I've read both your reviews and I'm so glad you liked it (and I don't have to go and cry and eat ice cream). I'm admittedly terrible at promo, I just don't know where to start, so every review is really a huge help.I'm trying to get it up for pre-orders soon btw for anyone interested. I know some people added it when your reviews went up.
No problem Kay! I'd go and eat the ice cream anyway. ;) If you want me to do a cover reveal on both my blogs, just email me the info. :)
Abbie wrote: "No problem Kay! I'd go and eat the ice cream anyway. ;) If you want me to do a cover reveal on both my blogs, just email me the info. :)"
Well, I do have some Ben & Jerry's in the fridge...
That's really nice of you. I'll make a note of it and let you know when I have a few more blogs sorted to do the same. If you know of any that would be great
Noah has been in St Helen’s mental institution for months now and nothing has changed. Despite the best efforts of his doctors he still has the panic attacks, still can’t face his parents and still isn’t ready to leave. But maybe that’s okay because at least he has friends inside. Real friends. The kind he can call his own.
Okay, so maybe they’re not the best – Charlie hasn’t spoken since the accident and Brandon is an aggressive bully – but they accept him for who he is. And then there’s James. James who understands better than anyone else what he’s going through. Maybe he even understands more than Noah himself. But that’s not why James is fast becoming the most important thing in the world for him. No, that’s a secret he’s not ready to admit yet. Not even to himself.
Unbroken is a story about hitting rock bottom, finding love in the most unexpected of places and most importantly about learning how to put the pieces back together again.