Review of Fracture by Melanie Hooyenga

 

When seventeen-year old Biz wakes up from surgery after helping catch a kidnapper, she thinks she’s lost her ability to flicker—travel back in time eighteen hours—but she soon discovers her ability is stronger than ever.

And so are the mind-blowing headaches.

But flickering isn’t the only thing giving Biz headaches. Her newly shaved head brings out the bullies, her boyfriend Cameron is getting a little too chummy with a girl from the kidnap support group, and Cameron’s formerly kidnapped sister is having some serious adjustment issues.

When her dad’s health takes a turn for the worse, she turns to her neurosurgeon who operated on her. If she tells him the truth, he could figure out why she and her dad flicker and save her before her entire world—and her own health—crumbles. But can Biz trust him with her secret?

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My Review: 5 STARS

I dived into this after devouring book one and loved it from the start. Hooyenga never shies away from hard hitting topics and this one was a book that pulled you right to the edge and allowed you to start to discover more about Biz, about her ability and all it entails. I adored the characters, the twists and turns and I fell in love with all of the world, and the hard choices Biz was having to make. That ending almost destroyed me and I’m glad to have book three on hand to finish off the series. Overall a beautifully crafted, and well written book. Very much recommended! 

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