Fractured

A Twisted Tale, Book 3

De: R. Phillips

Narrado por: Tyler Darby, Victoria Connolly

"All of it existing somewhere in between everything."

What is a life? A collection of memories? A series of glorious highs and heartrending lows? Is it a purpose, cumulative or singular? Or is it something more? Something beyond what is tangible or immaterial? Something beyond even what is found within us.

Is it a million little touches? A thousand laughing smiles? Hundreds of shed tears and dozens of stolen kisses on a few desperate sighs? Is it the thread of yourself that you leave behind in those around you? The lives you're unknowingly fated to change simply by existing.

A single moment of entanglement, forever binding the invisible matter of souls, until you're so much a part of each other that there's no chance of ever being the same. Even if you're fathomless miles apart. Even if one's gone while the other lingers. Even if the very love you hold is the thing that breaks you eternally.

Leaving pieces scattered like notes somewhere among the songs of your life until it's all played together in one crashing crescendo of melody.

The final version of this forever fractured story.

Contains mature themes.

©2023 R. Phillips (P)2023 Tantor Media

This series is everything

Author absolutely poured her heart out with this final book. Cried like a baby, but heart was put back into pieces with epilogue. 110% recommend.

What happened?!?!

I absolutely loved the first two books in this series, and was definitely let down by this one. It’s not terrible, but could have been better. Somehow we went from a love triangle and murder mystery to a spy thriller with paranormal Greek mythology thrown in there. It’s like someone else wrote this book. Female narrator was great once again and male narrator was ok.

Terrible

This author struggled with this one and she knows it. There are so many people who have asked for an explanation of this book and the extremely disorienting and confusing ending and she doesn’t answer. I’m convinced she can’t explain it bc she knows she phoned it in and there are major plot holes. This should have been a duo but, you know, cash grabbing greedy authors will put out absolute sewer books for a lucrative deal