
Series: Fracture #1
Published by Bloomsbury on January 17, 2012
Genres: YA, Paranormal
Source: Gift
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By the time seventeen-year-old Delaney Maxwell is pulled out of the icy waters of a frozen lake, her heart has stopped beating. She is in a coma and officially dead. But Delaney pulls through. How? Doctors are mystified. Outwardly she has completely recovered. But Delaney knows something is very wrong. Pulled by sensations she can’t control, she finds herself drawn to the dying. Is her brain predicting death or causing it?
Then Delaney meets Troy Varga, who lost his whole family in a car accident and emerged from a coma with the same powers as Delaney. At last she’s found a kindred spirit who’ll understand what she’s going through. But Delaney soon discovers that Troy’s motives aren’t quite what she thought. Is their gift a miracle, a freak of nature—or something much more frightening?
Let me start with a confession, the book trailer was what got me intrigued and really curious about this story in the first place, and also the main reason why I added this book to my wish-list. Then a friend of mine gifted me the gorgeous paperback but, for reasons beyond my understanding, it got me two years to pick it up. I think that was the worst decision I have ever made about a book.
Fracture was a total surprise with a killer plot and characters I wouldn’t have expected to love so much. If you’re thinking about Troy, you’d perhaps want to change the answer to Decker, who made this read even more special by entering in my heart in a way I wouldn’t have imagined . . . I loved him as much as the whole story, which was simply fascinating. Lots of things/dramatic events happened and I was with Delany every step of the way, with tears in my eyes practically all the time. I felt her pain, confusion, hope and love. I was so emotionally involved that, when I reached the final chapter, I sighed and hugged the book. Literally!
Megan Miranda has a beautiful writing style that compels you to do nothing but read. If you have a copy of this book, do yourself a favour and read it right away!
Oh wow Silvia!! I love it when a book can draw you in and make you so emotionally attached to the plot!! I love the sound of this book…. AWESOME review!
Naomi @ Nomi’s Paranormal Palace
This book sounds awesome! I'll keep my eye out for this one if I see it around 🙂 Great review Silvia 🙂
Chanzie @ Mean Who You Are.
Sounds excellent, Silvia! Isn't it amazing how, sometimes, we are so interested in a book, but for some reason, we just don't read it for a long while?
I hope you're having a fantastic week 🙂
Lexxie @ (un)Conventional Bookviews
Silvia, my turn to confess ..I have owned this book since release. I schedule it to read and then shuffle it back ..I have no idea what I am afraid of but your review has me determined to get to it!
Okay. When I saw the title I thought it was this one, but wasn't sure. Sounds like an amazing read. I've been hearing very good things about it. Glad to hear you enjoyed it. 🙂
Wow, Silvia!! You're making me feel badly that I've had this book since it released and I STILL haven't read it. Guess what? I'll be rectifying that asap. I'm glad you found this so touching. Great review!!
Thanks, Naomi! This is definitely one of the best, touching YA novels I've ever read!
Hope you'll find it and love it as much as I did, Chanzie!
It is excellent, Lexxie! I'm really disappointed with myself for not reading it sooner…
Hope you're having a fantastic week, too 🙂
See? That is exactly what happened to me. I was afraid. Of what? I don't really know. Still, now that I read it I would gladly go back in time just to tell myself not to waste any precious time and read it right away!
It was an emotional one and very surprising in many good ways 🙂
Haha, apparently I changed the minds of several people and I couldn't be happier about that 😉 Hope you'll love it, Brandee, it is a very touching read and a beautiful one!