Review: Beautifully Tragic
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 19, 2014
This book was hard to read. Not because it was badly written, actually the opposite is true. It was fantastically written and Kade really dealt with some big issues in this one. He handled them respectfully but realistically and it was hard to read about.Tucker, our first MC, is just getting out of a psych ward visit when the story begins. He's had some issues with boyfriends and began to cut. That's pretty much inferred in the story title. Jesse, our second MC, is a huge closet case with a girlfriend of six years. She knows the deal but somehow she's ended up thinking it going to go further that it actually is.When our boys meet, sparks fly. It's amazing how much you want them to be together, to just be okay, once they meet. They have a long journey to get to where they need to be, and they fall off the path quite a bit. Sometimes they take the path that's so far out of the way that it seems to take forever for them to get back on the right path, but man is this book good.Alison is Tucker's best friend and she is hilarious. I mean, she's fiercely loyal and protective of Tucker, but man she doesn't put up with his stuff either. I really fell in love with her as much as the boys.But the end of this book broke me. Really, really broke me. It was so hard to read, but so very, very worth it. What a crazy emotionally draining journey. Beautifully Tragic.Five brilliantly huge stars for this one. Can't wait for the paperback to be released!(less)