Review: Emotional Writing Queen
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 16, 2012
Another great read! A Life Interrupted by Kristi Loucks is....is....too much for words.Jared and Sara are in love but their team of agents don't realize they are a couple. Just when they are about to announce it, Jared is kidnapped. Soon afterwards, Sara discovers she is pregnant with his child. For 2 years, his brother, his girl, and his team wonder where he is. They keep the hope that he is alive. What they don't realize is the hell he is going through being tortured beyond what any man could bear. But this man has a woman he loves more than life itself to come back to. His captors make one mistake then. They let him know he has a daughter. All bets are off then.I started tearing up again just writing that synopsis. This is one of the most emotional reads I have ever read. The description of his torture is next excessively graphic, but enough to make you pause and reconsider continuing for a spell. I found that this book took me a long time to read because I had to stop often to compose myself. I am a very emotional reader when it is a good book because the author has now brought me into her world. Kristi Loucks did that and more.Ms. Loucks character development is amazing. I generally call well developed characters as being full of depth. These go to depths rarely seen in most books presented to me. You don't just know these characters. You become these characters. Her writing is so artfully presented that you feel the pain, joy, and fear almost as much as the characters do. I was bawling before the end of chapter 3 and had to stop reading for the rest of the day. She packs so much in just a few words.You will read of torture scenes as Jared bares his soul to the shrink and those closest to him. You will read of the pain of being alone not knowing what day it is and how long it has been since you last ate. You will read of the agony of those left behind trying to continue on with only hope that he is alive.A truly amazing and emotional book. You cannot and will not read this one in a day. It will take you many along with dozens of boxes of tissue. Ms. Loucks is a genius with words and emotions. I have yet to see one other than Danielle Steele who has made me feel so much with just words.You have to check this book out. Trust me!Note: This book was given as part of a book tour with no expectation of a positive