Reviewed by Ashley B for TeensReadToo.com
Madison Stanton doesn't know anything anymore, aside from being dead. Where she is, how she got there. It just is.
All that is around her is darkness and space. Here and there she comes across objects from her life that she lost. These objects let her relive each moment when she lost them. And sometimes she can even change these moments from her life.
By reliving, Maddy learns the truth about her life and death.
I was extremely impressed by this novel. At the beginning, it was somewhat hard to get into, but then it picked up, and it was hard to put down.
This book was unlike any other that I've read before; very original. I truly had no idea how Maddy died, and when I came to it, I was completely shocked. I didn't see it coming at all. It really did keep me guessing.
Overall, THE EVERAFTER was very enjoyable, and I recommend you pick up a copy when it comes out.
Madison Stanton doesn't know anything anymore, aside from being dead. Where she is, how she got there. It just is.
All that is around her is darkness and space. Here and there she comes across objects from her life that she lost. These objects let her relive each moment when she lost them. And sometimes she can even change these moments from her life.
By reliving, Maddy learns the truth about her life and death.
I was extremely impressed by this novel. At the beginning, it was somewhat hard to get into, but then it picked up, and it was hard to put down.
This book was unlike any other that I've read before; very original. I truly had no idea how Maddy died, and when I came to it, I was completely shocked. I didn't see it coming at all. It really did keep me guessing.
Overall, THE EVERAFTER was very enjoyable, and I recommend you pick up a copy when it comes out.
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