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Miranda for resisting the temptation of introducing this overdone element into her debut. I personally must give major book/author kudos to Ms.

$fracture book by megan miranda$

Nope, Delaney Maxwell is the daughter of two loving parents in a healthy, though not perfect, relationship. There is no tropic, cliched Random Missing Parent, or even a mysterious past with a 'dead' loved one. I liked Delaney best around her parents, and was happily surprised to read about a real, functioning family unit in a YA novel.

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Once I realized that she has a lot to process and deal with, my empathy for her character grew quite a bit. I had a bit of a problem really connecting and investing in Delaney as a character at the outset of Fracture, partially because of her aforementioned attitude. Maxwell's stubborn and withdrawn 'tude bordered on extreme upon several occasions. Some attitude/problems are to be expected, even normal, but Ms. Speaking of Delaney, I wish she had been a bit kinder to her loved ones. She is oftentimes inscrutable in her actions and thought processes and I had a bit of a disconnect with her character initially, though it didn't last long. This caused a problem for me with Delaney herself. I was never entirely sure who was going to do what, with whom or why. With such an emotional tone and characters experiencing emotions all over the range possible, this is an edge-of-my seat read, personally. Like I said earlier, this is a very emotional book and every character reflects that throughout the story. Even Delaney's parents have stress, worry, guilt coloring their actions in the novel from the outset. Decker, Delaney's forever best friend and the best character in Fracture, has guilt over what happened to Delaney, why it took so long for him to retrieve her from the water. Delaney, the main character of the book, has slight survivor's guilt plaguing her from time to time since her reintroduction to consciousness.

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Guilt is one unifying themes and a defining characteristic for almost all the characters within Fracture.

$fracture book by megan miranda$

Fracture book by megan miranda